New Abu Ghraib abuse photos emerge, Arabs angered


  • World
  • Thursday, 16 Feb 2006

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - An Australian television station broadcast previously unpublished images on Wednesday of apparent abuse of prisoners at the U.S.-run Abu Ghraib prison, outraging Iraqis who said American troops must leave. 

The Special Broadcasting Service's "Dateline" current affairs programme said the images were recorded at the same time as the now-infamous pictures of U.S. soldiers abusing Abu Ghraib detainees which sparked international outrage in 2004. 

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