UN report estimates death toll is in addition to 30,000 wounded and multiple gross human rights abuses during fighting between Islamic State, Iraqi security forces and others Conflict in Iraq has led to nearly 15,000 civilian deaths and left 30,000 wounded during a 16-month period that ended on 30 April, according to a UN report. The UN's human rights office and its mission in Iraq said violations of international humanitarian law and gross human rights abuses by the Islamic State group, which c...
Iraq conflict leaves nearly 15,000 civilians dead over last 16 months
The Guardian - 14 Jul 2015 06:44
UN report estimates death toll is in addition to 30,000 wounded and multiple gross human rights abuses during fighting between Islamic State, Iraqi security forces and others Conflict in Iraq has led to nearly 15,000 civilian deaths and left 30,000 wounded during a 16-month period that ended on 30 April, according to a UN report. The UN's human rights office and its mission in Iraq said violations of international humanitarian law and gross human rights abuses by the Islamic State group, which c...
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