well for more on this story we're now joined live by we can read spokesman kristinn hrafnsson manning is on trial for providing information to your organization your the ones who published what he gave you so do you not feel a certain amount of responsibility for his predicament now well we're a journalistic organization or war or it's a platform for a whistleblowers and sources to submit information it was anonymously and the best way to secure the people the whistleblowers is by it not knowing better than he did so i can i can say that. the neighborly manic when i read it is that he had been arrested in may two thousand and ten so it's sort of worth emphasizing that nothing that we kids did that to his arrest was try to. what will we can eat now do. he's facing this big trial is there anything that you feel is normal they say as an organization you can do to help him. we do. support him in any way possible with the order of millions of people that we have spoken to or twitter or facebook account. and we've tried to provide its necessity or to do better than anything but it certainly

we leak spokesman kristinn hrafnsson told me earlier that the clampdown on the freedom of speech in the us will not stop people from blowing the whistle on the government's wrongdoings but this is a part of a strategy tendency that says it's to conceive the phone records that were taken for twenty general should the associated press be faux gross it appears well. let's not forget that under obama the more whistleblowers have been persecuted under all other presidents of the second world war combined it will not stop. there will always be great people. who filled with the right ideas and. sometimes they need to break the rules to get information out to the people because the people have the right to know. let's not get more reaction from michael prisoner he's an iraq war veteran and co-founder of march forward now that's an organization of active duty members and veterans of the u.s. military so as i said you're an iraq war veteran hasn't bradley manning in directly put you and fellow soldiers in danger by exposing secret information. absolutely not the only people that put me and my fri

we can fix spokesman kristinn hrafnsson says that the clampdown on freedom of speech in the us will not stop people from blowing the whistle on the government's wrongdoings this is a. strategy tendency that is extra you can sue the phone records that were taken for twenty general should be associated press the folks rose in tears well. let's not forget that the obama more whistleblowers have been persecuted. all other presidents of the second world war combined it will not stop. there will always be great people there who filled with the right ideas and. sometimes they need to break the rules to get information out to the people because the people have the right to know. before morning story we're now joined live by united nations torture investigator one mendez who conducted a fourteen month investigation into the treatment of manning after his arrest in may two thousand and ten while i understand you formally accuse the u.s. government of cruel and inhumane treatment of manning saying it might have constituted torture so tell us exactly what you know about the conditions he's been hel

now let's not talk to we can expect a person kristinn hrafnsson about what awaits snowden the whistle blowing web site is involved in his fate well as we just heard. that snowden is in a safe place now even snowden himself has said on t.v. that he doesn't think he's safe from the reach of the u.s. so what makes wiki leaks so sure that he is. well i cannot go into details but. what julian said earlier today is correct we believe that he is in a safe place and he is well and he is a kompany by. a member of our staff. so i believe that at the moment at least he is safe yes now i know that you can't go into details but you could at least tell us where he is heading i don't expect you to tell us where you is right now but it is ultimate destination. planned all to my destination of course is ecuador. i'm sorry i can't go into details of his whereabouts or his plans and i think that would be. my hesitation there should be seen in the context of the call up this morning by the u.s. government actually if for rendition of snowden that they were calling out to other countries to arrest him and