Groups Criticize Abu Ghraib Exhibit Plans
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A museum's plans to exhibit photos of abuse at U.S.-run Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq have angered some veterans advocates, who say it will be tantamount to convicting soldiers still on trial.
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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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Release of two in-depth investigative reports this week on the Abu Ghraib prison scandal appears to have put to rest suspicions that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld ordered or encouraged the use of abusive tactics against Iraqi detainees.
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An American civil rights group filed a criminal complaint in Germany on Tuesday alleging Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other U.S. officials condoned torture and human rights violations at Abu Ghraib ...
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MANNHEIM, Germany - A military judge hearing evidence in the alleged abuse of prisoners at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison demanded Monday that prosecutors speed up the investigation, warning that further delay could derail the case against at least one of the accused soldiers.    Col...
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If you want to try to understand what went on at Abu Ghraib prison, visit a Wal-Mart, Wendy&#39;s or Winn-Dixie. Ideally, you would go to a small town in West Virginia or Pennsylvania.
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A Pentagon commission found that top US military commanders bear some responsibility for abuses at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq because they failed to recognize deteriorating performance
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Each day when inmates at Abu Ghraib prison lined up for meals in October 2003, dozens left hungry. Maj. David DiNenna, an Army operations officer at the prison near Baghdad, worried
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The Army report released yesterday detailed 44 alleged episodes of abusive behavior by military and civilian personnel at Abu Ghraib. Among them:
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Forty-four separate incidents are graphically recounted in the new Army report on abuses committed by US soldiers against Iraqis at Abu Ghraib prison.
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FORT HOOD, Texas  - The central figure in the Abu  Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal admitted for the first time on  Saturday that he had acted wrongly, but said he complained  repeatedly to superiors and was told to continue rough  treatment.
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A laywer for a soldier accused in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal claims that public positions taken by President Bush and military leaders have made it impossible for his client to get a fair trial by a military jury.
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Many Iraqis reacted angrily on Sunday  to news that U.S. soldier Charles Graner had been sentenced to  10 years in jail for his role in prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib  jail, saying he should have faced harsher punishment.
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WASHINGTON -- An Army investigation into the role of military intelligence personnel in the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq reports that the scandal was caused not just by a small circle of rogue military police soldiers but ...
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WASHINGTON -- Government documents made public Thursday provide fresh details about allegations of abuse by guards at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and other detention facilities in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Weeks after the disclosure of the abuse of detainees at Baghdad&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison, Department of Defense officials reported continuing brutalization of Iraqi insurgents at the hands of military interrogators, according to a just released memo.
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Two reports released this week on the Abu Ghraib prison scandal described the abuses of detainees there as torture and assigned responsibility to high-ranking military officers and senior Bush administration officials.