Women's funeral fuels anger over private security

Two Iraqi women shot dead by private US security guards were buried today as weeping mourners called for justice.

Wed, 10 Oct, 2007 - 14:41

Two Iraqi women shot dead by private US security guards were buried today as weeping mourners called for justice.

The Armenian Christians were killed yesterday at a Baghdad junction, the second civilian shooting involving heavily armed US security firms in less than a month.

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