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Tougher sentences for some soldiers, but not for others(0)
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The Bush administration's approach to torture beggars belief(0)
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It is not enough just to punish the immediate perpetrators of military abuses(0)
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America's quest to win over hearts and minds in the war on terror has been dogged by human-rights complaints. The first of two pieces looks at its record overseas(0)
Abuse allegations: Britain's Abu Ghraib?
The differences are as striking as the similarities(0)
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A searing critique of the Bush administration(0)
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A busy week for Donald Rumsfeld: exoneration of a sort for the torture at Abu Ghraib; and the first military tribunals go to work at Guantánamo Bay(0)
Selling America overseas: Sorry, we won't re-elect him
An apology from America—and a sign of life on the religious left(0)
America and Iraq: Anger and shame
There is no easy policy for Iraq, but flight would be the worst of the lot(0)
Abuse in Iraq: The view from within
Why Iraqis themselves are less shocked by the mistreatment of prisoners(0)
Terror, torture and the political consequences: A ghastly week
Donald Rumsfeld may survive; so may George Bush; but the neo-conservative moment is surely drawing to a close(0)
Calls are growing for the resignation or sacking of Donald Rumsfeld, America’s defence secretary, over coalition troops’ abuse of prisoners in Iraq(0)
War and the law in Iraq: Crime and punishment
Getting to the bottom of the reports of mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners will be hard; punishing all the evil-doers properly may be even harder(0)
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