ISIS Is on the Ropes in Iraq. Now the UK Needs To Push For Justice

Expand An Iraqi special forces soldier stands beside graffiti, which reads: "The Islamic State will remain," in Bartalla, east of Mosul, Iraq October, 2016. © 2016 Reuters The Islamic State is on the back foot in Iraq. While the implosion of ISIS is clearly welcome news for Iraqis who suffered so much under its murderous rule, it's less clear what should be done with those ISIS members who haven't already fled or been killed in combat. Iraq's current approach is not only deeply flawed, but downright dangerous too. I have witnessed at first-hand how Iraqi forces are screening, detaining, and…

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