Recently, foreign media were allowed to enter Iraqi jails for the first time since the invasion in 2003. The results were less than impressive. The jails are severely overcrowded, with upwards of 5 times the capacity of a cell. Many of the prisoners have been there for months or years without being formally charged of [...]
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