La escandalosa contabilizaciĂłn a la baja de los civiles muertos en Iraq
by Dirk Adriaensens on 27-03-2013
Cuando hablamos del nĂşmero de civiles muertos durante la ocupaciĂłn de Iraq de 2003 a 2013, serĂa una buena idea recurrir a los estudios cientĂficos de The Lancet, de la agencia Opinion Research Business [ORB] o incluso de la BBC para calcular el nĂşmero de vĂctimas de la guerra de Iraq. No deberĂamos utilizar los cálculos que publican los medios de comunicaciĂłn, como los de Iraq Body Count o Costs of War. Es una gran injusticia con los cientos de miles de vĂctimas iraquĂes de la catástrofe de Iraq. Cada muerte fruto de esta ocupaciĂłn ilegal deberĂa ser recordada, no sĂłlo la de los soldados de las fuerzas invasoras y ocupantes.
The impact of ten years of occupation on Iraqi children 2003-2013
by BRussels Tribunal & Geneva International Centre for Justice on 14-03-2013
Report submitted under agenda item 3 (Promotion and protection of all human rights, civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the right to development.) GICJ and BRussells Tribunal coordinated the work of more than 300 NGOs and submitted to the 22nd session of the UN Human Rights Council reports covering the human rights situation in Iraq. the 22nd session of the Human Rights Council takes place in the United Nations in Geneva from 25 February to 22 March 2013.
Iraqi Children: Deprived Rights, Stolen future
by Bie Kentane on 12-03-2013
For two decades, Iraqi children have been subjected to grave violations of human rights. Due to decades of war, foreign occupation and international sanctions, Iraq has turned into one of the worst places for children in the Middle East.
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