Update from Chelsea Manning

Update from Chelsea Manning

“Thank you, truly, for your unwavering love and support during this entire ordeal. You enabled Chelsea to maintain her principled stance by providing her with the best legal defense team possible,” shared Team Chelsea earlier this week.

“Chelsea was released on March 12, 2020. She has been resting and trying to recover from being held in jail for almost a full year for resisting a grand jury subpoena … Chelsea has been taking some time to rest and recover, and is not planning any public appearances for the foreseeable future. She is staying indoors and safe and is hoping you do the same.”

If you would like to receive updates about Chelsea and all of her various projects, please join the new “Team Chelsea” mailing list here.

Follow Chelsea on Twitter @xychelsea  (Twitter photo: Chelsea (left) with Janus Rose, in Brooklyn, New York, on April 21, 2020.)

To donate towards Chelsea living expenses during her transition to freedom, contribute here to her GoFundMe effort.

 

To write Chelsea directly via snail mail, her mailbox is:

Chelsea Manning c/o Queerious Labs
3542 Fruitvale Ave, #124
Oakland, CA 94602

Make sure the top line says “Chelsea Manning c/o Queerious Labs”

President Obama Commutes Chelsea Manning’s Sentence!

President Obama Commutes Chelsea Manning’s Sentence!

President Obama has commuted all but four months of the remaining prison sentence of Chelsea Manning, the former US Army Intelligence Analyst serving 35-years for releasing classified information. Chelsea’s attorney Nancy Hollander, who spoke with President Obama’s counsel earlier today, confirms that “Chelsea will walk out of Fort Leavenworth a free woman in four months, on May 17th.”

Support Chelsea Manning’s petition to reduce sentence

Support Chelsea Manning’s petition to reduce sentence

Chelsea Manning, who confessed to disclosing archives of secret diplomatic and military documents to WikiLeaks in 2010 and has been incarcerated longer than any other convicted leaker in American history.

Chelsea Manning again thrown in solitary

Chelsea Manning again thrown in solitary

After a 5-day hunger strike last month, the US Army finally agreed to provide her with gender reassignment surgery and the health care that she needs.

Chelsea Manning ends hunger strike after

Chelsea Manning ends hunger strike after

After she receives written notification of her solitary confinement sentence, Chelsea has 15 days to appeal the disciplinary board’s decision.

1 Comment

  1. Edward C. Stengel

    It’s great to see Chelsea free as a bird for a change. If anyone has any doubts about the evil of the United States government, all you have to do is see how they have done everything imaginable to destroy Chelsea Manning’s life.

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