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Compensating Civilian Casualties I Am Sorry For Your Loss And I Wish You Well In A Free Iraq Carr Center For Human Rights Policy

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Compensating Civilian Casualties I Am Sorry For Your Loss And I Wish You Well In A Free Iraq Carr Center For Human Rights Policy
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Compensating Civilian Casualties I Am Sorry For Your Loss And I Wish You Well In A Free Iraq Carr Center For Human Rights Policy instant download after payment.

Publisher: Carr Center for Human Rights Policy
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.66 MB
Pages: 75
Author: Carr Center for Human Rights Policy
Language: English
Year: 2008

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Compensating Civilian Casualties I Am Sorry For Your Loss And I Wish You Well In A Free Iraq Carr Center For Human Rights Policy by Carr Center For Human Rights Policy instant download after payment.

On November 12, 2004, U.S. soldiers and anti-Iraqi forces battled on the streets of Hawija, Iraq.1 An innocent Iraqi civilian, standing at the front gate to his family’s property when the firefight began, was killed in the crossfire. Several months later, the victim’s brother filed a claim for compensation under the Foreign Claims Act with the judge advocate at the 116th Brigade Combat Team, 42nd Infantry Division. The judge advocate denied the claim. A denial letter explained the decision: “The U.S. cannot pay your claim because your brother's death was incident to combat. I am sorry for your loss, and I wish you well in a Free Iraq.”

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