US Army Doctors Had Role in Abu Ghraib Abuse -Lancet
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U.S. military doctors working in Iraq  collaborated with interrogators in the abuse of prisoners at  Abu Ghraib prison outside Baghdad, an article in the British  medical journal The Lancet said on Friday.
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Top defense officials and military leaders are at least partly responsible for the abuse of detainees at Abu Ghraib and other prisons because of leadership deficiencies and a failure to address worsening conditions at the facilities, according to newspaper reports citing two separate investigations.
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A high-level panel investigating  U.S. military detention operations has concluded that top  Pentagon officials and the military command in Iraq contributed  to an environment in which detainees were abused at Abu Ghraib  prison in Iraq, a defense official said on Tuesday.
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(CNN) -- A leading bioethicist charges in a prestigious British medical journal that US military medical personnel are complicit in abuse of detainees in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and suggests an inquiry into their behavior in places ...
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The Schlesinger report released Tuesday marks the first in a series of US investigations into the abuses at Iraq&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison.
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LONDON, Aug. 20 (Xinhuanet) -- A US bioethicist has accused US army medics of being complicit in the abuse of Iraqi prisoners in the British medical journal Lancet released on Friday.
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LONDON - An American bioethicist blasts military doctors for acting as accomplices to interrogators who abused Iraqi prisoners at an infamous Baghdad prison, in an article published in a British medical journal this week.
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FORT HOOD, Texas  - Two military guards implicated  in the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal in Iraq were good soldiers  caught in a muddled chain of command at a chaotic prison, their  lawyers said at the start of pretrial hearings on Saturday.
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Plus, new questions are being raised about what role military doctors played in Iraqi prison. The Washington Post reports that the US military&#39;s investigation into the abuse by US military personnel of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad, ...
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The group Human Rights Watch said in a report released Sunday that U.S. military commanders encouraged abusive interrogations of detainees in Iraq, even after the Abu Ghraib prison scandal called attention to the issue in 2004.
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The failures of Army medical staff members to prevent and report torture at Abu Ghraib prison shows the need for more investigation and better training, medical ethicists and the Army itself said.
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An Army investigation into the role of military intelligence personnel in the abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison reports that the scandal was not just caused by a small circle of rogue military police soldiers but resulted ...
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MANNHEIM, Germany Aug. 24, 2004 - The US military judge hearing the Abu Ghraib abuse said Tuesday that prosecutors have until Sept.
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Forty-four separate incidents are graphically recounted in the new Army report on abuse committed by U.S. soldiers against Iraqis in their custody at the Abu Ghraib prison.
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U.S. Army doctors violated the Geneva Conventions by helping intelligence officers carry out abusive interrogations at military detention centers, perhaps participating in torture, according to a report in tomorrow's edition of the New England Journal of Medicine.
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WASHINGTON - Two dozen people will be blamed by an Army investigation into the abuse of inmates at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, says a senior defense official.    The official, who spoke Wednesday on condition of anonymity, provided no details of the report...
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Some US military doctors in Iraq and Afghanistan betrayed their duty to patients by participating in and covering up the abuse of prisoners, a report in the British journal Lancet argues.