The final report of the Iraq Fatality Investigations has been handed down today. Its most significant finding: that forced exercise and stress positions were 'causally significant' in the death of Mousa Ali in UK custody at Camp Stephen in 2003.

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Today's new allegations from the BBC's Panorama programme about UK Special Forces misconduct in Afghanistan are quite possibly the most serious war crimes allegations to emerge from Britain's 21st century wars.

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Very proud to share the results of my collaboration with
@unredacteduk.bsky.social - a fully searchable online archive of over 1,300 documents relating to alleged British war crimes in Iraq, and the accountability processes which followed.

In our latest blog post, @zalapk.bsky.social writes about the discovery of mass graves in Syria, and the challenges faced by those seeking justice and accountability.

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Today the Unredacted team are at the Royal Courts of Justice, giving updates from the Independent Inquiry into (UKSF war crimes) in Afghanistan. Evidence from Alan Pughsley QPM, who has carried out a review of RMP investigations...🧵

For more on our investigation, see unredacted.uk/projects/spe...

This month we're hosting Sir Michael Wood KC for a talk entitled 'The International Law on the Use of Force: Current Developments'.

🗓️ 4pm, 15th January 2025
📍 King's College London
🔗 Register below

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Alongside accountability processes like the Brereton & Haddon-Cave inquiries, it’s paramount we figure out how best to incorporate their findings into our military histories and museums. Both for the victims of war crimes, and future generations of service personnel.

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