The Human Right Violations at Abu Ghraib

The Abu Ghraib human rights violation in 1949 established the "Geneva Convention on the treatment of prisoners of war". The United States ratified this convention and became a member of the Geneva Convention. During the Iraq Freedom Strategy, from October to December 2003, when American soldiers took atrocities and unethical behavior against Iraqi detainees in Abu Ghraib prisons, a series of physical ill-treatment An incident occurred.

During the war in Iraq, which began in March 2003, US forces and CIA officials committed a series of human rights violations to detainees in Iraqi Abu Ghraib prison. These violations include physical and sexual abuse, torture, rape, sodomy, murder. With the misuse of pictures announced by CBS News in April 2004, these drawbacks caused wide public interest. These cases were widely criticized both in the United States and abroad, but the soldiers received support from the conservative media in the United States.

In 2004, the prison in Abu Ghraib leaked pictures of humiliation and prisoner abuse and caused political and media scandals in the United States. Forced detestion of detainees includes nude, rape, artificial accumulation of nude detainees, ingestion of food from masturbation, toilets, crawling on hands and knees, and American soldiers like dogs May be included. Please keep wires away from your fingers, toes and penis. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Bertrand Lambchalan said that the removal of Saddam Hussein is "a major contribution to Iraqi human rights," while the United States promised to condemn Abu Graye's actions and break the law did. According to the law, "intentional murder, torture and inhumane treatment" is "serious violation of international law", and the competent court can regard it as a war crime.

In June 2003, Amnesty International announced a report on human rights abuses in Iraq 's detention center and prison by the US military and its allies. These include brutal treatment reports of Abu Ghraib prison used by Saddam Hussein government and taken over by the US after the invasion. On June 20, 2003, Deputy Director of the Artificial Intelligence Middle East Project Abdel Salam Sidahmed stated that "the notorious Abu Ghraib prison is a massive torture under the control of Saddam Hussein," explained prisoners' uprising due to detention situations . The execution execution center, "On June 13, the prison was isolated from the outside world again. Protest actions were held in prison on June 13 and were detained indefinitely without trial.The armed forces of the occupation forces were one Killed and injured seven people.