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British Army illegal killings in Iraq

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  • Ahmed Jabber Kareem aged 15 drowned after being forced at gunpoint to jump into a canal by four Guardsmen, Color Sergeant Carle Selman, 39, Lance Corporal James Cooke, 22, Guardsman Joseph McCleary, ...  
  • Abd Al Jubba Mousa Ali, who died on 17 May 2003. A headteacher, he is understood to have been arrested along with his son after troops found a firearm in their home. His son says they were both kicked and ...  
  • Baha Mousa was arrested at the Haitham Hotel in Basra on 14 Sep 2003 by members of the 1st Battalion The Queen's Lancashire Regiment (QLR). Baha Mousa was arrested after his father complained to two ...  
  • Ahmad al Helfi, a 19-year-old labourer, had, according to the death certificate, “signs of beating and torturing all over the body.”  
  • AJ Khalif, who died on 7 August 2003, in circumstances that remain unclear.  
  • Ali al Jemindari, 37, had “several bullet injuries in the head, face and body, with slash marks on the neck. The right arm has been severed at the shoulder. There is a large opening in the right cheek ...  
  • Ather Karen al-Mowafakia, who died on 29 April 2003. Witnesses have told how he was shot in the abdomen after the door of his car struck a British soldier.  
  • Dilar Dababa Secret center, Baghdad, June 13, 2003. There are several accounts of his traumatic death. Dr. Elizabeth Rouse did an autopsy on June 17, 2003, and signed the death certificate as a homicide ...  
  • Haider al Lami, 21, also a labourer, had “several bullet injuries to the body, with mutilation of genitalia.”  
  • Died in British Army custody, but circumstances of death unknown.  
  • Radhi Nama, who died on 8 May 2003, possibly while hooded and handcuffed.  
  • Radi Nu'ma, British forces, Basra, May 8, 2003. UK soldiers delivered a note to house, “Radi Nu'ma suffered a heart attack while we were asking him questions about his son. We took him to the ...  
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The names and circumstances of the death of the victims referred to on this website comes from court documents, witness statements, official reports, and respected human rights and civil liberties organisations such as Amnesty International. Allegations of the British Army Force Research Unit collusion in the murder of UK citizens, including the murder of human rights lawyer Patrick Finucane comes from the British Police Commissioner Sir John Stevens who conducted the official enquiry into British Army Collusion.

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