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UN official says US breaks rules in torture probe

July 12, 2011 - 5:02pm

The United Nations' torture investigator says the United States is violating U.N. rules by refusing him unfettered access to the Army private accused of passing classified documents to WikiLeaks.

UN rights expert denied WikiLeaks suspect visit

April 12, 2011 - 8:26am

A U.N. torture investigator said Monday he is frustrated at being denied an unmonitored visit to a U.S. Army private suspected of giving classified material to WikiLeaks.

WikiLeaks provides $15,000 to soldier's defense

January 14, 2011 - 9:24am

Supporters of the Army private suspected in one of the biggest security breaches in US history say WikiLeaks has fulfilled its pledge to aid in his defense by contributing $15,100.

Get on it!

By DID YOU KNOW? by Rey A. Buzon (AJOnet HOLDINGS INC.) | March 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Twelve years ago, while I was stationed in one of the US Marine Corps Commands in Quantico, Virginia as a Communication Center Operator, I was introduced to a computer whose magnitude transcended a normal-sized room...

Technology

Get on it!

By DID YOU KNOW? by Rey A. Buzon (AJOnet HOLDINGS INC.) | March 1, 2002 - 12:00am

Twelve years ago, while I was stationed in one of the US Marine Corps Commands in Quantico, Virginia as a Communication Center Operator, I was introduced to a computer whose magnitude transcended a normal-sized room...

Technology