No army is immune from leaving skeletons inside cupboards

Thirteen innocent civilians shot and killed by British troops:

Saville Report on Bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland:

On January 30th 1972, British paratroopers opened fire - or were forced to do so, according to their account, after being fired at, at first - on a civil right march in Londonderry in Northern Ireland,

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NATO air strikes kill 142 in Kunduz province:

AI Report draws bleak picture of human rights

Afghan people continue to suffer widespread human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law more than seven years after the USA and its allies ousted the Taliban, the Amnesty International 2010 report disclosed.

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Turning a blind eye to NATO war crimes

Shortly after NATO missiles and bombs began killing civilians in Kosovo and Serbia, Michael Mandel, a law professor at York University in Canada, filed a complaint with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia alleging that NATO and key leaders in the US and Great Britain had committed war crimes.

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