If, on the other hand, you want to know what more should be done to make sure the same mistakes aren’t repeated again and again, read the @CeasefireCentre report on strengthening UK military investigations:
ENDS
www.ceasefire.org/new-report-c...

The closure of the Iraq Fatality Investigations marks the end of 22 years of on/off investigations into British conduct in Iraq. Its final paragraph, declining again to make any recommendations, sums up the message from all those years:
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Five days later, Mr Mousa Ali, another civilian, was killed by the same unit. This is how the Daily Mail reported the testimony of one of the soldiers responsible:
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www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...

Despite finding that Mr Nama had been hooded, forced into stress positions and hearing from his family that his body was found bruised and bloody, the Inquiry “found no compelling evidence of ill-treatment or abuse” and concluded “Speculation about why Radhi Nama collapsed would serve no one.” 4/7

According to soldiers' testimony, Mr Nama was being questioned in an area known as “the cage”, when he asked for a glass of water and then suddenly "doubled over".
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The Iraq Fatality Investigations, a judge-led inquiry, has finally concluded with almost no media coverage, despite a last shocking report into the deaths of 3 Iraqi civilians.
One of them was Radhi Nama, a 55 year old civilian. 2/7
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Full advisory opinion here:
www.icj-cij.org/sites/defaul...

Court says Israel blocked aid to Gaza for prolonged period & underlines Israel’s duty re. prohibition of starvation of civilian population as method of war. Wording reflects the GA's question, but will the Court adopt this saying-but-not-quite-saying approach in the separate genocide case? 2/3

Thank you @icrc.org for your dedication and courage