Iraq: Four years after Tishreen protests, no justice for state and militia violence

By Amnesty International

The Iraqi authorities must ensure truth, justice and reparations for the killing of hundreds and maiming of thousands by Iraqi security forces, Amnesty International said today ahead of the four-year anniversary of the nation-wide anti-government protests. As an immediate step, the authorities should reveal the fate and whereabouts of people forcibly disappeared during the protest […] The post Iraq: Four years after Tishreen protests, no justice for state and militia violence appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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