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6 Feb, 2020
Policy
Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria
Dutch F-16 pilots break their silence on airstrikes and civilian harm
“After a few months, it turned out that it had indeed been a wrong target. An error had been made in the intelligence process. Instead of being an ISIS target, it turned out to just be a house. A mix-up in targets. You think: shit, it’s not possible, is it? I felt sick when […]
29 Nov, 2019
Policy
Iraq
Dutch Ministry of Defence promises significant transparency changes
The Dutch government is promising to introduce transparency improvements for conflict-related civilian harm resulting from its military actions. The announcement came on November 25th, in the wake of an ongoing national scandal, following the withholding for more than four years of details of Dutch involvement in an airstrike on Hawijah, Iraq, on the night of […]