New Facts Emerge About the 2006 Al-Ishaqi Massacre. Investigation Must Be Reopened
by Mayyasa Abduljabbar and Dirk Adriaensens on 30-12-2012
The Al-Ishaqi incident refers to the reported mass murder of Iraqi civilians committed by US forces in Al-Ishaqi in 15 March 2006. After the incident, US troops rounded up and deliberately shot 11 people, including five children and four women, before blowing up their house.
Iraqi prosecutors have submitted a report that confirms the occurrence of torture and violations and rape of women detained in Iraqi prisons. The report is based on confidential testimonies of female prisoners
Iraqi Red Crescent Society under attack 2003 – 2012. Complicity of US Occupation Forces.
by Dirk Adriaensens on 15-12-2012
Mohammad Al Qaysee, a member of the Iraqi Red Crescent Organisation was arrested and imprisoned. He died under torture 45 days ago, but Maliki’s secret prisons staff wouldn't let his family collect the body.
Iraqi Woman
by Sawsan Ismael Al-Assaf and Saad Naji Jawad on 10-12-2012
Between the Occupation and the USA principle of humanitarian intervention.
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