HRW: The United States has neglected to pay compensation to Iraqis who were tortured in Abu Ghuraib prison

  Human Rights Watch, an international human rights organization, has said that the US government has neglected to provide compensation to Iraqis who were tortured by the country's army soldiers. During its long war in Iraq, the United States has killed many civilians and tortured countless suspects without charge in several of its prisons, including Abu Ghuraib. According to Arab news, Human Rights Watch has announced in its report that the documents of the organization and other international organizations show that many acts of human rights violations were committed in Abu Ghuraib prison in Iraq and other prisons that were under the administration of the United States in that country. The report has explained that despite the recorded evidence of torture, cruelty and violence against Iraqis carried out by American soldiers, the United States has neglected the issue of providing compensation or assistance to Iraqis who suffered from such torture.

The American soldiers invading the land of Iraq. Therefore, the victims of the torture and cruelty have not received any compensation, despite giving evidence that the Americans treated them badly. The Human Rights Watch report also noted that after invading Iraq in 2003, the United States and its allies arrested and detained about 100,000 Iraqis between 2003 and 2009. On March 20, 2003, George W. Bush, the then president of the United States , he took unilateral and illegal action in collaboration with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair by ordering military attacks against Iraq without the approval of the United Nations Security Council. After that, the American and British forces started a big war that burned Iraq and killed thousands of people in that country.../