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    Post by Rocky Sat 11 Feb 2017, 2:44 am

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    Shafaq News / The British government decided to cancel the expensive device to investigate accusations of human rights violations committed by the British military in Iraq, according to the British Ministry of Defense announced Friday, leaving hundreds of issues unresolved.
    It had been created "historic allegations team in Iraq" in 2010 from the previous Labour government. He is currently investigating 675 allegations, including the issue of the killing. It will be referred 20 files only on the British naval police.
    Said Michael Fallon, the defense minister said the decision to cancel the team "would be a source of satisfaction for our soldiers who hovered around them doubts for too long."
    She stressed a parliamentary committee earlier Friday that the veterans in Iraq were "terrified" and some spy by investigators this team who have solved hundreds of cases.
    Amnesty International has criticized the decision immediately, saying that the violations committed in Iraq "should not be forgotten."
    Also it criticized the referral of a dossier on the 20 British naval police.
    The organization said in a statement: "The British Army's reputation is at stake, and any credible allegations of human rights abuses by British forces in Iraq and Afghanistan should be subject to an independent investigation by an independent body from the army."
    The organization stressed that "British forces have committed terrible things in its jails," referring to the reception of Baha Mousa, who died in 2003 in Basra after suffering "a terrible series of FREE violence" at the hands of the British Royal Army elements, according to achieve published in 2011 employees.
    The United Kingdom announced in October / October its intention to repudiate the European Convention on Human Rights in the war, to enable military personnel to avoid prosecutions "arbitrary", which was condemned by human rights defense organizations.
    And served about 120 thousand British troops in Iraq during the war. The last British troops left Iraq in 2009, but London kept a limited number until 2011 to train Iraqi forces.


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