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Allegations of murder and 'blooding' in Brereton report now face many obstacles to prosecution

  • Written by David Letts, Director, Centre for Military and Security Law; Associate Professor, Australian National University
Allegations of murder and 'blooding' in Brereton report now face many obstacles to prosecutionAustralian Department of Defence

The long-awaited report into allegations of war crimes by Australia’s special forces in Afghanistan has finally been made public, after months of speculation about the contents.


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As expected, the report by Justice...

Read more: Allegations of murder and 'blooding' in Brereton report now face many obstacles to prosecution

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