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UN Draft Resolution on Handover of Power to Iraqis
This is the text of a UN draft resolution presented to the Security Council by the US and UK on Monday, May 24,
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One
Year on the Human Rights Situation Remains Dire” (Amnesty Report)
A
year after US-led forces launched war on Iraq, the promise of improved human
rights for Iraqis remains far from realized. Most Iraqis still feel unsafe in a
country ravaged by violence
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Off
Target: The Conduct of the War and Civilian Casualties in Iraq (Human Rights
Watch Report)
Thousands
of Iraqi civilians were killed or injured during the three weeks of fighting
from the first air strikes on March 20 to April 9, 2003, when Baghdad fell to
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Hearts
and Minds: Post-War Civilian Deaths in Baghdad Caused by US Forces (A Human
Rights Watch Report)
Human
Rights Watch has issued a report that documents and analyzes civilian deaths
caused by US military forces in Baghdad
since US
President declared an end to hostilities in Iraq
on
May 1, 2003
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Security Council Resolution 1511
This is the text of UN Security Council resolution 1511, a US-drafted resolution on Iraq’s future that was adopted on October 16, setting a deadline of 15 December 2003 for the Iraqi Governing Council to put a timetable for drafting a constitution and electing a government.
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Text
of US Draft Resolution on Iraq
This
is the full text of a United States’ draft resolution on the United Nations’
role in Iraq; it was presented to the United Nations Security Council on
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Climate
of Fear: Sexual
Violence and Abduction of Women and Girls in Baghdad
Women
and girls in Baghdad told Human Rights Watch that the insecurity and fear of sexual violence or
abduction is keeping them in their homes, out of schools, and away from work and looking for
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Violent
Response: The US Army in Al-Falluja
Since
the government of Saddam Hussein was overthrown in mid-April, US forces have encountered hostility
in some quarters, and increasing armed resistance from individuals or small groups, particularly in
central Iraq... More>>
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Human
Rights Watch: Unprotected Munitions Injure Civilians
Civilians
are being wounded by abandoned ordnance in Basra, Iraq, because British forces have failed to secure
weapons caches, Human Rights Watch said. British officers told HRW that they have no plans to
provide security for these sites... More>>
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Amnesty:
Death of Civilian Demonstrators Must Be Investigated
The
town of Falluja witnessed another incident which resulted in the death of 3 civilians and the
wounding of a further 8. This shooting occurred whilst townspeople were demonstrating about the
shooting of Iraqi civilians by US troops... More>>
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UNICEF
Says Diarrheoa, Typhoid Among Threats to Children in Iraq
The
health situation of children in Iraq remains tenuous. Many children continue to suffer from high
rates of diarrhoeal disease, much higher than this time last year. While diarrhoea may sound
trivial, in Iraq it kills...
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Human
Rights Watch : Security Council Resolution Silent on Human Rights
The
new UN draft resolution on Iraq contains no explicit plans for protecting human rights or setting up
an international tribunal for past abuses. This will make it difficult to establish peace and
security in Iraq, Human Rights Watch said... More>>
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United
Nations Security Council Resolution 1483
After
weeks of internal wrangling, the United Nations Security Council Thursday, May 22, voted to lift
crippling sanctions imposed on Iraq in 1990 and put its economy under the broad control of the
U.S.-led occupying forces... More>>
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Letter
From Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark to President Bush
This
letter was sent by Ramsey Clark, former US Attorney General and current director of International
A.N.S.W.E.R (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism), regarding the new authorization for US military
personnel in Iraq to shoot looters...More>>
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WHO
Health Briefing on Iraq
WHO
Information Officer Fadela Chaib has been working in Basra over the past two weeks. Here, she
describes a visit to a black market for looted, diverted and pilfered medicines...
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Letter
of Resignation - From Ambassador John Brady Kiesling
The
following is the full text of John Brady Kiesling's letter of resignation to Secretary of State
Colin L. Powell. Kiesling, who resigned over the US war in Iraq, is a US career diplomat who has
served in US embassies for twenty years...
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A
Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm
This
report is prepared by The Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies’ "Study
Group on a New Israeli Strategy Toward 2000." Find the subtitle “Moving to a Traditional
Balance of Power Strategy” under which the Israeli strategic objective of overthrowing Saddam is
stated... More>> |
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Strategic
Attack (PDF)
This
is a doctrine document of the US Air Force. Find “Impact of Strategic Attack on Electrical
System” on page 26 of this document. This explains the impact of the US strategic attack
operations on the Iraqi electrical system...
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UNICEF:
Impact of Armed Conflict on Children
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and more of the world is being sucked into a desolate moral vacuum. This is a space devoid of the
most basic human values; a space in which children are slaughtered, raped, and maimed...
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