Tunisia: Tunisians Implicated in Iraq War Crimes

Email The Tunisian authorities should promptly investigate allegations that Tunisian combatants have committed war crimes in Iraq and Syria, Human Rights Watch said today. On June 13, 2014, a man calling himself Abu Hamza al-Mouhamadi, and identifying himself as Tunisian, posted on his now-closed Facebook page three videos and associated photographs apparently showing his role in the abuse and ultimate execution of five detained Iraqi border guards. (Tunis) – The Tunisian authorities should promptly investigate allegations that Tunisian combatants have committed war crimes in Iraq and…

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