Geneva convention &#39;ruled out&#39; for some Iraq prisoners
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Non-Iraqi prisoners caught by US forces in Iraq may no longer be treated under the protections of the Geneva convention, according to a report in today&#39;s New York Times.
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A new legal opinion by the Bush administration has concluded for the first time that some non-Iraqi prisoners captured by American forces in Iraq are not entitled to the
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The US military says some senior Iraqi prisoners are refusing meals, but Saddam Hussein is not among them.
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GENEVA  - A United Nations human-rights panel expressed concern Britain limits its adherence to the global treaty against torture when it comes to its troops' actions in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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PENTAGON The Pentagon doesn&#39;t share the view of the Red Cross about the indefinite detention of terror suspects at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Some of Saddam Hussein&#39;s top aides are refusing meals in their secret US detention centre, the US army acknowledged on Sunday after a detainee&#39;s lawyer said Iraq&#39;s ousted leaders were on hunger strike.
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Two Iraqi female prisoners being held  by U.S. authorities in Iraq will not be released imminently,  the U.S. embassy in Baghdad said on Wednesday.
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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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A military judge ruled Monday that statements by President Bush and military leaders about alleged Abu Ghraib abuses do not appear specific enough to taint the jury pool for next month's trial of a reputed ringleader in the case.
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The Bush administration asserted in federal court yesterday that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and three former military officials cannot be held liable for the alleged torture of nine Afghans and Iraqis in U.S. military detention camps because the detainees have no standing to sue in U.S....
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U.S. President George W. Bush, under fire over the treatment of terrorism suspects, has issued new rules to ensure that detention and interrogation by the CIA comply with the Geneva Conventions' ban on torture.
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The Iraqi Council of Ministers plans to release a female prisoner &quot;on bail&quot; from US custody but did not say whether it was responding to recent terrorist demands that women prisoners be freed, according to a Ministry of Justice
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Sgt. Javal Davis has acknowledged stepping on the fingers and toes of detainees at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, but said he was ordered to "soften them up." Spc. Sabrina Harman was photographed standing behind naked, hooded Iraqis stacked in a human pyramid.
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WASHINGTON : The CIA has secretly transferred detainees out of Iraq for interrogation after asking the US Justice Department to write a memo justifying the practice, which violates the Geneva Conventions, The Washington Post reported.
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Washington - A new legal opinion by the United States government bars some non-Iraqi prisoners captured in Iraq from the internationally accepted protections of the Geneva Conventions, The New York Times said on Tuesday.
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The overall situation for detainees in Iraq has improved, the Red Cross chief said Thursday, citing the closure of the Abu Ghraib prison and increased access to detainees, but the organization still cannot visit more than 18,000 inmates there.
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Army jailers in Iraq kept dozens of detainees at Abu Ghraib prison off official rosters to hide them from Red Cross inspectors.