55 Ms Burton asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the International Committee of the Red Cross’s view that the abuse of the prisoners in Iraq amounts to torture and that such abuse has been systematic; and his further views on whether such abuses have been drawn to the attention of US, United Kingdom, and other occupying forces as long ago as 2003. [14539/04]

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55 Ms Burton asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the International Committee of the Red Cross’s view that the abuse of the prisoners in Iraq amounts to torture and that such abuse has been systematic; and his further views on whether such abuses have been drawn to the attention of US, United Kingdom, and other occupying forces as long ago as 2003. [14539/04]

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1. 19 May 2004

   Human Rights Issues.

   55 Ms Burton asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the International Committee of the Red Cross’s view that the abuse of the prisoners in Iraq amounts to torture and that such abuse has been systematic; and his further views on whether such abuses have been drawn to the attention of US, United Kingdom, and other occupying forces as long ago as 2003. [14539/04]

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