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    International Criminal Court Predicts British soldiers commit war crimes in Iraq

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    Post by Rocky Tue 05 Dec 2017, 1:39 am

    [ltr]International Criminal Court Predicts British soldiers commit war crimes in Iraq[/ltr]
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     From 2017-12-05 at 09:33 (Baghdad time)
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    [ltr]Follow up of Mawazine News[/ltr]
    [ltr]The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor said there was a "logical basis" to believe that British soldiers committed war crimes in Iraq after the US invasion in 2003.[/ltr]
    [ltr]"After a thorough legal assessment of the information available, there is a logical basis to believe that members of the British armed forces committed war crimes against detainees," Fatu Ben Suda said in a report.[/ltr]
    [ltr]The 74-page report was published at the time of the sixteenth annual session of the States members of the Rome Statute establishing the International Criminal Court.[/ltr]
    [ltr]Earlier this year, the British government decided to abolish a body charged with investigating allegations of human rights abuses committed by British soldiers in Iraq, the British defense ministry said.[/ltr]
    [ltr]Amnesty International immediately criticized the decision, saying violations committed in Iraq "should not be forgotten."[/ltr]
    [ltr]Some 120,000 British troops served in Iraq during the war, and the last British soldiers left Iraq in 2009 but London kept a limited number until 2011 to train Iraqi forces.[/ltr]


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    International Criminal Court: British soldiers committed war crimes in Iraq

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    The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor said there was a "logical basis" to believe that British soldiers committed war crimes in Iraq after the US invasion in 2003.
    "After a thorough legal assessment of the information available, there is a logical basis to believe that members of the British armed forces committed war crimes against detainees," Fatu Ben Suda said in a report.
    The 74-page report was published at the time of the sixteenth annual session of the States members of the Rome Statute establishing the International Criminal Court.
    Earlier this year, the British government decided to abolish a body charged with investigating allegations of human rights abuses committed by British soldiers in Iraq, the British defense ministry said.
    Some 120,000 British troops served in Iraq during the war, and the last British soldiers left Iraq in 2009 but London kept a limited number until 2011 to train Iraqi forces. Ending / 25

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