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RAF doctor who refused to join Iraq mission has been condamned

London, United Kingdom - Malcom Kendall-Smith has been found guilty of insubordination

Lord Lieutenant Malcom kendall-Smith, the British doctor officer who refused to go to Iraq, has been charged of eight months imprisonment and expulsion from Royal Air Force. During the process, Lendall-Smith said he had refused because he did not want to be "Partner in crime for an aggression act which is adverse to international right" and he added he had documents proving war crimes made by Americans...

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Rome, Italy, 04/14/2006 16:10
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