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Violence on the Rise in Iraq: 434 Killed Since US Troops Left

by Jason Ditz | Jan 27, 2012

Violence on the Rise in Iraq: 434 Killed Since US Troops Left | Helicopter landing adds fuel to Iraqis’ belief US troops remain

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US Warns Iraq: ‘Don’t Blow This Opportunity’

by Jason Ditz | Jan 26, 2012

US Warns Iraq: ‘Don’t Blow This Opportunity’ | Clinton tells Iraq to ‘act like a Democracy’

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Iraq Will Take Legal Action Against US Soldiers Involved in Haditha Massacre

by John Glaser | Jan 26, 2012

Iraqi authorities plan to prosecute U.S. troops for massacring several Iraqi civilians after the last soldier involved was spared jail time through a guilty plea. U.S. soldiers murdered 24 Iraqis in 2005 in what came to be called the Haditha massacre. In the years...

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Haditha Massacre ‘Sentence’ Riles Iraqis, Seen as ‘Insult’

by Jason Ditz | Jan 24, 2012

Haditha Massacre ‘Sentence’ Riles Iraqis, Seen as ‘Insult’ | Staff Sergeant faces pay cut over butchering of civilians

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UN Right Chief ‘Shocked’ at Iraq’s Mass Executions

by Jason Ditz | Jan 24, 2012

UN Right Chief ‘Shocked’ at Iraq’s Mass Executions | Maliki govt executed 34 people on one day

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US Troops Barely Gone, But Iraqi Govt Coming Apart at the Seams

by Jason Ditz | Jan 22, 2012

US Troops Barely Gone, But Iraqi Govt Coming Apart at the Seams

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Human Rights Watch Warns of Iraq’s ‘Budding Police State’

by Jason Ditz | Jan 22, 2012

Human Rights Watch Warns of Iraq’s ‘Budding Police State’ | Routine torture, intimidation of protesters

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Maliki’s Sectarian Arrests Fuel Another Political Crisis in Iraq

by Jason Ditz | Jan 20, 2012

Maliki’s Sectarian Arrests Fuel Another Political Crisis in Iraq | Parliament’s Human Rights Committee head slams raids

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Iraq’s Maliki Accused of Detaining, Torturing Hundreds of Political Opponents

by John Glaser | Jan 19, 2012

Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki's security forces have detained and brutally tortured more than 1,000 political opponents in secret prisons and denied them access to legal counsel, according to allegations by Iraq's former prime minister. Ayad Allawi, the secular...

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Iraqi Militia Refuses to Lay Down Arms, Despite US ‘Withdrawal’

by John Glaser | Jan 17, 2012

A Shi'ite militia that fought U.S. troops in Iraq said Tuesday it will not lay down its arms immediately due to concerns about the remaining American presence and an unstable Iraqi government. The U.S. has approximately 17,000 personnel based at its embassy in...

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