Heather Brooke
Guardian
December 17, 2010

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As Julian Assange emerged from his nine-day imprisonment, there were renewed concerns about the physical and psychological health of Bradley Manning, the former US intelligence analyst suspected of leaking the diplomatic cables at the centre of the storm.

Manning, who was arrested seven months ago, is being held at a military base in Virginia and faces a court martial and up to 52 years in prison for his alleged role in copying the cables.

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His friends and supporters also claim they have been the target of extra-judicial harassment, intimidation and outright bribery by US government agents.

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