Iraqi claim data show limited compensation amid wartime trauma
The article outlines that U S soldiers face ongoing violence in Iraq while Iraqi victims seek compensation for deaths injuries and property loss. It notes 437 deaths 468 injuries in the database with many claims denied or left unpaid and highlights immunities under Coalition Provisional Authority Order 17. It cites Army figures 11 000 paid 3 000 denied in 2004 and reports low average death payments around 3421 dollars.
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Civil claims against U S forces in Iraq total over 4600
Vital statistics from the Army show 4 611 claims filed through June 17 2004 with 437 deaths and 468 injuries. Most claims arise after May 2 2003 and involve civilians including children. Reports note disputes over compensation and contested definitions of combat during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Cox News Service
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Family seeks justice after 2003 Iraqi killings near Baghdad
In July 2003 a U S special forces raid on a mansion near Baghdad led to the deaths of 74 year old Clementia Saleem al Matbakhi and her two sons Mazen and Thamer along with bystanders Zaid al Rubai Muhanad al Rubai and Fahed al Rubai. The incident left survivors with trauma and delays in compensation while others received payments.
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