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Wikileaks reveals the lies of the Iraq war indigenous


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Publishing documents on the Iraq war by Wikileaks is already the greatest leak of classified files in U.S. history, and the chilling figures have pointed to his troops: an average of 31 civilians killed day for six years . The files also reveal that Washington looked the other to systematic torture and extrajudicial executions.

files, consisting of 391,000 documents reveal that the information regarding the torture and abuse against Iraqi detainees, including electrocution and even summary executions came at the hands of U.S. military commanders, but with additional notes indicating that no investigations were made on these cases.

A glance at the figures is sufficient to corroborate the slaughter: 109,032 deaths, of which 66,081 civilians, 23,984 enemy described by the Pentagon as "insurgents", 15,196 Iraqi soldiers and 3,771 of the countries of the coalition. More than 60% are civilian casualties, which is equivalent to some 31 civilians killed every day for six years.

In that period of six years, a total of 180,000 Iraqis, one of every fifty adult males, were also imprisoned, and Washington closed its eyes to the torture and even executions by security forces in that country.

The list of atrocities is endless, and the response of controls who read these reports was always silent. An order issued in 2004 ordered the troops not to investigate these human rights violations, unless there are foreign troops involved. If the perpetrators were Iraqis, "only make an initial report. There will be more research unless ordered by HQ " (English acronym headquarters).

United Nations requires the United States to investigate the complicity of its troops to the torture of Iraqi police. The soldiers had orders not to investigate the abuses.

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Papua They torture

The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC in English), has posted on its website a video that you can see how Indonesian soldiers torturing natives of Papua , an example of "numerous cases of torture" that occur in the region by the army in Indonesia, according to the complaint executive director, Wong Kai Shing .

Kai Shing claims to have received more evidence of torture by the Indonesian military and the indigenous people of the recording, made in Tingginambut area, east of Papua. Through a statement, the Commission did not know the whereabouts of the tortured, but according to U.S. network NBC, the body of one of them was found in late 2009 near a river.

Indonesia in 1998 signed the treaty against torture the United Nations, but "acts of torture continue" with "impunity." addition, they report the "immunity" Indonesian soldiers, who "can not be tried by a civil jury."

The Commission claims that the Indonesian military regularly carries out operations in which "burn villages, kill livestock and intimidate and arrest where suspect are separatists."

In the video obtained by the Commission, we can see how many Indian soldiers to question the violent methods. First with kicks to the head and back, then threatened with a knife in the throat, nose and eyes, and later burning his genitals, a scene that the Commission has removed the recording

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The hall of shame


The human rights organization denounced Survival five companies violated in different parts of the world, indigenous rights.

In a statement issued in London, publishes Survival what he calls his 'Top 5 Hall Of Shame' ('The top five in the hall of shame'), which includes the energy giant GDF Suez that has partial ownership of the French Government for his involvement in the construction of the dam Jirau will be the largest in Brazil.

Survival According , the company continues with the construction work despite warnings from several organizations in which they are alerted that inhabit this area tribes. The oil

Perenco / Repsol also appear in the note of Survival, which accuses it of exploiting the territory inhabited by tribes in northern Peru.

The organization claims that the suggestions given by the Anglo-French Perenco their employees in case they are attacked by Indians encourages its employees to "frighten and scare them away" or "tell them to go home" .

The Malaysian company Samling is another of the names mentioned in this 'hall of shame ' to destroy, according to Survival, the forests of the Malaysian state of Sarawak on the island of Borneo , where live Penan tribe. Many Indians of this tribe have been arrested and imprisoned for protesting against that company.

Survival The note recalls that an executive of Samling, James Ho, said "the indigenous Penan have no rights to the forest."

The organization also criticizes Wilderness Safaris, a tour operator that recently opened a luxury hotel in the Game Reserve in Botswana's Central Kalahari , an area in which the Bushmen deprived of access to water and food.

The fifth company is Brazil's Survival quoted Yaguarete Pora, which wants to operate in a forest area of \u200b\u200bthe Paraguayan Chaco but Ayoreo inhabit.

According to CEO Survival Stephen Corry, these multinationals "really symbolizes the pursuit of money and benefits at the expense of people who just want to live in peace in their own land. "