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Nazi guard loses last US appeal  U.S. Supreme Court: John Demjanjuk, 88, accused of being a guard at a death camp during World War II has finally lost his legal fight to stay in the United States Bombing suspect charged with war crimes  Ghailani, an al Qaeda suspect alleged to have been involved in the 1998 bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania faces war crimes charges   Blackwater men 'given immunity'


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Oct.29
  Private security contractors accused of shooting dead 17 Iraqis may have been offered partial immunity by the state department

Oct.10
  U.S. Congress: A bill recognising the killing of Armenians in Ottoman times as genocide passed through the House Foreign Affairs Committee by 27 votes to 21
 The nonbinding resolution says the deportation of nearly 2 million Armenians from the Ottoman Empire between in 1915-1923, resulting in the deaths of 1.5 million, amounted to 'genocide' President Bush and key figures lobbied hard against the measure. Turkish President Gul carried is calling the decision 'unacceptable,' saying it 'doesn't fit a major power like the United States.'
Army-controlled town razed Apr.17 US drops marine's Haditha charges  The Marine Corps has dropped all charges against one of the 8 marines accused in the killings of 24 Iraqi civilians in 2005

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Dec.21 Marines charged in Haditha killings
  4 Marines have been charged with murder in the killings of 24 Iraqi civilians, and 4 officers are accused of failing to investigate.    Marine Corps: An investigation into the killings found initial reports were 'inaccurate an...
Jun.7 Photos may support Haditha charges
  Some of the most incriminating evidence against Marines is a set of photographs taken by another Marines Jun.2 No jail for US army dog handler  Santos Cardona, 32, convicted of using his dog to abuse an inmate and sentenced to 90 days' hard labour May.30 US to make Haditha probe public  The government has promised to make public all the details into the alleged massacre of Iraqi civilians May.29 Charges of cover-up against Marines  U.S. Congress: Some members of Congress have been told told to brace for Haditha fallout May.26 US 'winding up' Iraq deaths probe  Pentagon: An investigation into claims that US marines may have deliberately killed civilians is nearing its end May.19 Troops shot Iraqis 'in cold blood'  Rep. John Murtha, a decorated Marine colonel, has said Marines killed at least 30 innocent civilians 'in cold blood' Apr.28   Abu Ghraib interrogation chief charged
  The Army charged Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan with cruelty, maltreatment, dereliction of duty and other offenses
U.S. probes 15 Iraqi civilian deaths

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Aug.13   US fights fresh Abu Ghraib images  Court papers: The US government is claiming images of prisoner abuse in Iraq will aid the insurgency May.5   Demotion for Abu Ghraib commander  Brigadier General Janis Karpinski has been demoted on the orders of President Bush Apr.22   U.S. Army clears top brass in Abu Ghraib  4 top officers, including the general who commanded U.S. forces in Iraq cleared of allegations of wrongdoing Government HQ seized. Akayev left

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Dec.21   New jail abuse allegations hit US  Memos between FBI officials detailing abuses were released as part of a lawsuit against the government Aug.25 More complicit in Iraq jail abuse  27military intelligence personnel were involved in abusing prisoners at Abu Ghraib, a new US army report has found Aug.24 Abu Ghraib report attacks 'chaos'
  An independent US commission has found the abuse of inmates was mainly to be blamed on soldiers running the facility Jun.29 Pentagon appoints Gitmo tribunal  The Pentagon is naming the officers who will decide the fate of the only 3 prisoners so far charged by the United States May.20 CIA investigates death of 3 detainees  The CIA is investigating cases of prisoner deaths during interrogations in Iraq and Afghanistan May.6   Rumsfeld to form abuse probe panel  Secretary of Defense plans to form an independent panel to review how the Pentagon handled investigations Apr.30 Iraq prison abuse sparks outrage
  A coalition military spokesman is 'disgusted' by photographs that apparently show U.S. soldiers abusing detainees
UN to warn of Darfur 'atrocities'



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