The Abu Ghraib Scandal You Don't Know
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Medical care was at times so scarce and shabby that it became another kind of abuse. An inside look
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WASHINGTON -- A trove of government disclosures forced by a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit has signaled that the abuse of detainees in Iraq and at the US naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was much broader than the Bush administration has portrayed it since the Abu Ghraib prison scandal became public this spring.
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Details of the role civilian contractors played in the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq sparked fresh debate yesterday about the effectiveness of laws and rules meant to govern workers hired to support the military. -The Washington Post
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The latest Pentagon investigation of the Abu Ghraib prison scandal found that more than two dozen military intelligence soldiers were involved in the abuses, but said that most of the errant
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A US army report into the Abu Ghraib prison scandal found evidence of widespread abuse, including clear instances of torture involving military intelligence interrogators and private contractors.
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WASHINGTON - The latest Army investigation into the Abu Ghraib scandal is raising new questions about whether the CIA, operating outside military rules, contributed to the breakdown of military discipline at the prison.    The report cites the presence of unregistered "ghost detainees" who did not fall under the military's usual system of registration, interrogation and medical care...
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Another report on abuse at Iraq&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison is going to be released Wednesday afternoon. [ first report released ]. The Fay report on prisoner abuse does not lay blame on top brass
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WASHINGTON - The Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal could effectively end the careers of four Army generals who are linked indirectly to the misconduct but face no criminal charges.    The four are singled out for varying degrees of criticism - mixed with instances of praise - in two comprehensive investigative reports released last week...
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Newly released US Navy documents portray a series of abuse cases stretching beyond Iraq&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison where photos surfaced this year of US troops forcing prisoners
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The sentencing of Charles Graner for Abu Ghraib abuse is one chapter in a larger terror-war saga.
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Rory Kennedyâs documentary looks up and down the chain of command to examine how and why the abuse at Abu Ghraib took place.
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WASHINGTON - With the release Wednesday of an Army report on the role a military intelligence unit played in the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, a clearer picture has emerged of the forces that led to abuses.
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fter months of Senate hearings and eight Pentagon investigations, it is obvious that the administration does not intend to hold any high-ranking official accountable for the nightmare at Abu Ghraib.
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The latest Army investigation into the Abu Ghraib scandal is raising new questions about whether the CIA, operating outside military rules, contributed to the breakdown of military discipline at the prison.
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BAGHDAD -- Iraq's government has formally taken over Abu Ghraib, where inmate abuses by US soldiers caused a scandal, and all inmates have been transferred to another facility, officials said Saturday.
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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
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US Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Ivan &quot;Chip&quot; Frederick is shown in a 2003 photo taken in Kuwait. Frederick, the highest ranking soldier charged in the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, was sentenced Thursday, Oct. 21, 2004