Iraq: Restraint urged at Camp Ashraf as government forces mass

Friday 15 April 2011 Amnesty International has received reports of a military build-up in Camp Ashraf days after a deadly military assault Amnesty International has warned Iraqi authorities against taking any unnecessary military action that would put civilian lives in danger, amid reports of a military build-up inside a camp for Iranian exiles north of Baghdad. Amnesty International has received reports that new troop movements and military construction are taking place inside the camp, only days after an assault on the camp by Iraqi security forces on 8 April left over 30 camp residents…

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