Three former Abu Ghraib prisoners have won a $42 million judgment against an American defense contractor in connection with electrocutions, beatings and other abuses the men say they suffered at ...

After his release from Abu Ghraib in February 2004, Al-Ejaili described having many psychological problems, familial problems, losing confidence in himself and others, and trouble eating and sleeping.

Newspaper headlines from that time captured the mood. The London-based Al-Hayat newspaper said, "New Pictures of the Abu Ghraib Scandal: Torture, Killing and Body Mutilation." The Palestinian ...

I remember returning from serving in support of the Iraq War, while my ship was undergoing a maintenance period, and seeing news of the Abu Ghraib prison scandal breaking on CNN. The scandal was ...

The four Abu Ghraib detainees, led by Suhail Najim Abdullah Al Shimari, were released between 2004 and 2008, and were never charged with a crime, said their attorneys. They were represented in ...

When other aspects of the Iraq War have long been forgotten, the images of American soldiers torturing Iraqis in Abu Ghraib prison will still be remembered. No, the soldiers who committed the abuse ...

Al-Ejaili, who is now 53, was a freelance journalist working for Al-Jazeera when he was picked up by the U.S. military. He reached Abu Ghraib on Nov. 8, 2003. “My life before was not the same as after ...

Virginia-based CACI should be held liable for the work of its civilian interrogators who worked alongside the U.S. Army at Abu Ghraib in 2003 and 2004. The jury awarded plaintiffs Suhail Al ...

Examines the abuse, torture, and murder of detainees at Abu Ghraib prison at the hands of U.S. military police in the fall of 2003 and debunks the "bad apples" theory. The film asks: how can ...

Armed resistance activists attacked the Abu Ghraib prison west of Baghdad ... Industry Minister Hajim al-Hassani was elected parliament speaker; elected as his deputies were Hussain al-Shahristani ...

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The behavior of American soldiers at Abu Ghraib shook President Bush, but, to him, there was no connection with his decision to approve harsh interrogation techniques on Al Qaeda suspects.