U.S. Says 120 Abuse Cases Found in Iraq

14 Dec 2005

At least 120 abused prisoners have been found in two detention facilities run by the Shiite-led Interior Ministry, the U.S. ambassador said Tuesday. Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad said U.S. military officers would inspect other centers and join Interior Ministry forces on counterinsurgency raids “so that they can observe … how raids are carried out, how people are taken into custody.” Full Story

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