British army in new Iraq inquiry after boy claims sexual abuse
The Ministry of Defence paid £2.8 million in compensation to the family of Baha Musa, who died in British custody
The Royal Military Police are investigating a new allegation against British
troops in Iraq after a 14-year-old Iraqi detained in 2003 with a group of
looters claimed he was sexually abused.
The abuse came to light when one of the accused soldiers took photographs of
the incidents at Camp Bread Basket and handed them to a shop back in Britain
to be processed. A shop assistant called the police. The photographs caused
an outcry when they were published around the world.
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