Iraqi leader: Detainees appear to have been tortured

Iraq’s prime minister disclosed today that more than 170 malnourished Iraqi detainees were found at an Interior Ministry detention centre and that some appeared to have been tortured.

Iraqi leader: Detainees appear to have been tortured
Tue, 15 Nov, 2005 - 18:14

Iraq’s prime minister disclosed today that more than 170 malnourished Iraqi detainees were found at an Interior Ministry detention centre and that some appeared to have been tortured.

A Sunni politician accused the Shiite-led government of long ignoring the abuse.

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