USA must investigate detainee abuse claims in Wikileaks files

Friday 22 October 2010 Amnesty International calls on the USA to investigate how much US officials knew about the torture of detainees held by Iraqi security forces after new evidence emerged in files released by the Wikileaks organization. Amnesty International today called on the USA to investigate how much US officials knew about the torture and other ill-treatment of detainees held by Iraqi security forces after new evidence emerged in files released by the Wikileaks organization on Friday.“We have not yet had an opportunity to study the leaked files in detail but they add to our concern…

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