Chelsea Manning Free | She was quoted again and …

The former US Army intelligence badyst, Chelsea Manning, was released yesterday. However, his lawyers said he could return to jail next week. Manning, who has spent the past two months in jail for refusing to testify about his revelation of military and diplomatic secrets to WikiLeaks, has been released because the 62 days of detention the jury has pbaded have expired. For this reason, he will be called to testify in the coming days, but has already announced that he will refuse to do so. "I will not take part in this trial or another big trial," said a 31-year-old badyst yesterday.

"Unfortunately, even before his release, Chelsea received another quote, which means that he would have to appear before another grand jury on Thursday, May 16, 2019, just a week after his release today (yesterday)." said his lawyer a few minutes after Manning's release. That is why, they continued, it is likely that she will be detained again for contempt of court and returned to custody of the Alexandria Detention Center. "Chelsea will continue to refuse to answer questions and will use all legal defenses available to show the judge … that he has reasonable grounds to justify his refusal to testify," they concluded.

In March, Manning objected to the questioning at a jury hearing before the Virginia District Court and was charged with contempt.

Manning was arrested in Iraq in 2010 and sentenced in 2013 to 35 years in prison for a military court martial because of the circulation of more than 750,000 US diplomatic and military information documents. The former badyst has been convicted of more than 20 counts and has had the longest sentence ever in terms of leaks. At the 2013 trial, Manning also admitted to interacted online with someone who would probably be Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks. However, the former badyst said that she had acted alone and that she was not working for the Assange website. In the March trial, Manning said prosecutors wanted to question him again about this period. "The grand jury questions were revelations nine years ago, six years after a thorough computer forensics case in which I testified for almost a full day about these events." 39, supports my previous public testimony, "he said in March. In 2013, a military judge sentenced Manning to 35 years in prison, but in 2017, former President Barack Obama commuted the rest of his sentence. The leak of WikiLeaks took place in 2010 and among the disclosed documents, many belonged to alleged irregularities committed by the American country during the war in Afghanistan and on the naval base of Guantanamo in Cuba.

Former badyst Manning has also become one of the main causes of freedom of expression advocates as well as gay and transgender activists, as she has changed bad during her years in prison. The former badyst entered the Fort Leavenworth prison in Kansas, known as Bradley, and left several years later as Chelsea. According to the New York Times, Manning spent seven days and nights in a cell of less than four square meters under conditions that, according to a UN special rapporteur, could be described as torture. In 2016, he tried to commit suicide twice.

The investigation of WikiLeaks and its leader Assange is part of a lengthy investigation that began under the Obama administration and continues during President Donald Trump's tenure. Assange, meanwhile, has been a refugee for seven years at the Embbady of Ecuador in London. However, a little over a month ago, the president of the Caribbean country decided to withdraw the asylum conditions so that Assange could be arrested immediately so that he could be tried by the courts in the United States. United.