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Abu Ghraib

Appeals Court Reinstates Torture Case Against Infamous Military Contractor

Over Decade Later, Survivors of Torture at Abu Ghraib Demanding 'Measure of Justice'

Sarah Lazare, staff writer

Photo of the front gate of the Abu Ghraib prison taken by in March 2004 (Photo: US Military/Public Domain)

Four Iraqi men argued in federal district court on Friday that mercenary company CACI should be held accountable for role in their torture

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Federal Court: No Impunity for Abu Ghraib Torturers

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Federal appeals court rules that Iraqi victims will have day in court

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Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR)

Appellate Court Reinstates Abu Ghraib Torture Lawsuit Against Private Military Contractor

Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR)

Abu Ghraib Torture Case Against Private Military Contractor Back in Court

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