BRUSSELLS TRIBUNAL

In Iraq and Afghanistan, anthropologists are involved in activities such as gathering information on genealogical relationships and development projects, finding out why insurgents cluster in particular areas, briefing commanders before tactical operations, and advising on psychological warfare.

ACADEMICS AFGHANISTAN COUNTERINSURGENCY HUMAN RIGHTS IMPERIALISM IRAQ - GENERAL CONTEXT - INTERNATIONAL LAW IRAQ - SPECIFIC GROUPS - ACADEMICS OCCUPATION USA US NATO WAR WAR ON TERROR ANTHROPOLOGISTS

Bomber in Chief: 20,000 Airstrikes in the President's First Term Cause Death and Destruction From Iraq to Somalia

by Nicolas J.S. Davies on 21-01-2013

Day after day, U.S. air strikes have conclusively answered the familiar question of 9/11: "Why do they hate us?"

DRONES IMPERIALISM INTERNATIONAL LAW PAKISTAN US WAR WAR ON TERROR

Because he reported sanctions against Iraq and the genocide programme of Oil for food: Gilles Munier is in the dock

by 7 Jours, Revue de presse on 12-01-2013

Gilles Munier, from Rennes, who became well known at the end of the seventies for his knowledge of Iraq and later for his opposition to the embargo, was accused by Judge Pilippe Courroye in October 2024 in the case known as “Oil for food,” of “peddling political favours” and “corruption of foreign public officials;” in other words, he was accused of having violated a UN resolution.”

IRAQ - GENERAL CONTEXT - INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNALISTS NO TAG

Iraqis win $5.8m from US firm in Abu Ghraib torture lawsuit

by Patrick Cockburn on 10-01-2013

Payout to 71 former prisoners is first of its kind from a defence contractor active in Iraq: Iraqi prisoners who allege they were tortured in Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq are being paid $5.8m by the subsidiary of a US defence contractor accused of complicity in their mistreatment.