Israel denies claims from US general that interrogators were in Iraq: These reports are emphatically denied
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OptusNet News: "Israel denies Abu Ghraib interrogation claims"
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Aljazeera.Net - Israel: No interrogators in Iraq
Israel: "No interrogators in Iraq"
"There is no basis whatsoever to the reports regarding the alleged participation of Israeli investigators in the interrogation of prisoners and/or detainees in Iraq," a statement from Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's bureau said on Sunday.
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Foreign Report has learnt that top Shin Bet interrogation experts were sent to Iraq to help with the most difficult interrogations, such as the captured heads of the Iraqi intelligence - and perhaps with former president Saddam Hussein. US sources say that in spite of the incidences of abuse in Abu Ghraib prison, such events are not representative of the sophisticated methods that Shin Bet used in Iraq.Subscription required for full article.
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Denmark pressed to seek probe into reports of Iraqi child torture. 10/07/2004. ABC News Online
The Danish-based International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) has urged the Copenhagen Government to demand an investigation by the US-led coalition forces in Iraq into allegations that children there were being imprisoned and tortured.
The demand comes three days after a similar appeal to the Danish Government, which is part of the US-led military coalition in oil-rich Iraq, from the Danish section of the international aid agency Save the Children.
That appeal received no response.
