American Civil Liberties Union : Army Office of Inspector General Reports

There has never been a more urgent need to preserve fundamental privacy protections and our system of checks and balances than the need we face today, as illegal government spying, provisions of the Patriot Act and government-sponsored torture programs transcend the bounds of law and our most treasured values in the name of national security.

Army Office of Inspector General Reports (8/15/2007)

Army Office of Inspector General reports released by the ACLU 8/15/2007. (For more torture documents released under the ACLU's FOIA, go to www.aclu.org/torturefoia)

These documents provide new evidence of a possible “cover-up” of Iraqi prisoner abuse by U.S. forces in 2003, and suggest that senior military officials failed to act promptly upon receiving reports of the abuse.

> Inspector General Report re Alleged Impropriety by LTG Ricardo Sanchez:
Part 1, Part 2

> Inspector General Report re Alleged Impropriety by MG Barbara Fast:
Part 1, Part 2

> Inspector General Report re Alleged Impropriety by MG Walter Wojdakowski:
Part 1

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