Throughout the year: WikiLeaks posts leaked documents detailing the private negotiations for major trade deals, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. July: WikiLeaks begins posting more than 2 million leaked emails, dating back to 2006, from 680 Syrian government officials and firms.Īugust: Assange is granted political asylum at Ecuador's London embassy a military judge condemns Manning to a 35-year prison sentence Manning announces gender transition and asks to be known as Chelsea. June: Assange takes refuge in Ecuador's London embassy, where he seeks political asylum. October: After being removed from Amazon's servers and being allegedly cut off from major credit card companies as well as PayPal and Western Union, WikiLeaks suspends publication of leaked documents to "aggressively fundraise." 2012įebruary: WikiLeaks starts posting a trove of what it claims are 5 million leaked emails from Stratfor, a private company that describes itself as a "global intelligence company." Embassy in Cairo, amid violent clashes between Egyptian security forces and pro-democracy demonstrators the documents discuss Egypt's human rights and civil liberties violations.Īpril: WikiLeaks posts "The Guantanamo Files," some 800 classified military documents detailing the official allegations of terrorist actions by the men held captive in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
2011įebruary: WikiLeaks posts seven cables from the U.S. diplomatic cables from nearly 300 American consulates and embassies worldwide that span the years from 1966 to 2010.ĭecember: Assange is arrested in London to face extradition for the Swedish allegations he is released and put under house arrest after posting bail. November: WikiLeaks posts the first 250,000 of more than 3 million leaked U.S. October: WikiLeaks posts nearly 400,000 classified military documents it calls "The Iraq War Logs" they detail the involvement of Iraqi security forces in the torture of prisoners of war, document higher civilian death tolls and describe Iran's support for Iraqi insurgents. and coalition forces, details of the pursuit of Osama bin Laden and accounts of stepped-up fighting by the Taliban.Īugust: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces an arrest warrant over allegations of rape and molestation during a visit to Sweden police question him in Stockholm, where he denies the allegations. July: WikiLeaks posts what it calls "The Afghan War Logs," more than 75,000 classified documents that record previously undisclosed civilian casualties inflicted by the U.S. military and then court-martialed in June, charged with leaking the combat video posted on WikiLeaks as well as classified State Department documents by downloading those documents to a personal computer. Bradley (later known as Chelsea) Manning is arrested by the U.S. Among the 18 killed were two Reuters journalists. Apache helicopter gunship firing on what the military says were believed to be armed fighters in New Baghdad, Iraq. 2010Īpril: WikiLeaks posts a classified U.S.
November: WikiLeaks posts more than half-a-million pager messages it claims were sent on Sept. presidential election, WikiLeaks posts leaked emails from the Yahoo account of Republican vice presidential contender Sarah Palin.
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Army manual of standard operating procedures for soldiers overseeing al-Qaida suspects held captive at Camp Delta in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Here is a timeline of WikiLeaks' key disclosures and related developments. Charges Related To 2010 WikiLeaks Releases National Security Julian Assange Arrested, Faces U.S.
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