Iraqi civilian prisoners of war claim they were tortured by coalition forces

IRAQI civilian prisoners of war have claimed they were tortured by British and US troops after being captured, Amnesty International said yesterday.

Sat, 17 May, 2003 - 01:00
Tom Whitehead and Jim Krane

The claims came as US-led coalition forces reported the capture of Adel Abdullah Mahdi al-Duri

al-Tikriti, another Iraqi official on the 55 most-wanted list.

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