A new U.S. push to release more detainees in Iraq
2008 February 28
February 22, 2008 The Christian Science Monitor
In a move to foster “goodwill and reconciliation,” the U.S military has this month released 300 detainees in Iraq who are no longer considered a threat. It appears to be part of a push by the U.S military to finally release thousands of individuals who have been imprisoned for months or even years without ever being charged with wrongdoing. Read about the details.
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