Lawyer: Hundreds of Unheard Abuse Claims
The Guardian:
These are the people we cared so much about that we invaded their country in order to free them from their evil dictator? Right.
-Diane
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed it is investigating 33 cases of alleged abuse, including rape and torture, of Iraqi civilians by British soldiers. The lawyer representing the alleged victims, Phil Shiner, said there could be hundreds of uninvestigated claims of abuse.
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Shiner said that since the British withdrawal from Basra in southern Iraq in the summer, a host of abuse allegations had been made dating back to 2003.
He said: "I have it on good authority that there are hundreds of cases that are going uninvestigated. But if you are an Iraqi and terrible things have happened to you then how would you know that we have a judicial system in this country to deal with it? My guess is that many of them will remain buried."
These are the people we cared so much about that we invaded their country in order to free them from their evil dictator? Right.
-Diane

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