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Baha Mousa inquiry: soldiers 'routinely used banned interrogation methods'

Source: The Guardian
London : United Kingdom | 2 months ago  
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The British soldiers responsible for the death of an Iraqi detainee were not just "a few bad apples", a public inquiry heard today. Hotel receptionist Baha Mousa , 26, died in UK military custody in Basra, southern Iraq , in September 2003 after being subjected to humiliating abuse.
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  • News Source: Sydney Morning Herald | 2 months ago
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