The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) has initiated four additional investigations into Troubles-related deaths, bringing its active caseload to 14 as it faces public scrutiny and calls for transparency in addressing Northern Ireland’s historical grievances.
ICRIR launches four new investigations into British Army and other Troubles-era killings
Falkland Islands Government unaware of British military war crime allegation despite MOD passing case to unnamed agency
A war crime allegation dating back to the Falklands War has been transferred by the Ministry of Defence (MOD) to another agency, yet the Falkland Islands Government reports no knowledge of such a case.
Have the IDF become addicted to explosions? Investigation reveals extent of demolitions carried out across Gaza
Using social media posts from IDF soldiers, Bellingcat tracked the activities of the 8219 Commando, a combat engineering battalion, revealing their extensive involvement in demolitions across Gaza.
AOAV calls on Defence Serious Crime Command to investigate General Gwyn Jenkins over allegations of cover-up in SAS extrajudicial killings
AOAV has formally requested the Defence Serious Crime Command to investigate General Gwyn Jenkins for allegedly covering up extrajudicial killings by the SAS in Afghanistan, as reported by BBC Panorama.
Opinion: having the army on standby as police firearm officers only risks exacerbating systemic issues
Met Police firearms officers have handed in their weapons over concern that one of their own has been charged with the murder of 24-year-old Chris Kaba
Uncovering the hidden civilian casualties of the UK’s air war in Mosul – a review of the Guardian/AirWars investigation
The Guardian and Airwars’ investigation uncovers hidden civilian casualties in the UK’s air war in Mosul, challenging the claim of a flawless campaign and highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in military operations.