Australian soldier charged over Afghan killing freed on bail

Summary by National Post

A former elite soldier charged with murder for allegedly killing an unarmed man in Afghanistan was released on bail Tuesday by a magistrate who concluded he would face danger from Muslim extremists in prison.

Published 2 months ago · Canberra, Australia

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Times of India

Australian soldier charged over Afghan killing freed on bail

Rest of World News: Former elite Australian soldier, Oliver Schulz, charged with murder for allegedly killing an unarmed man in Afghanistan, has been granted bail on Tues

2 months ago·Mumbai, India

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The Guardian

Oliver Schulz: bail for Australian former SAS soldier accused of murdering Afghan man in war crime

Schulz would be ‘extremely vulnerable’ in prison and at risk from Taliban sympathisers if he remained there, court hearsGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastA former Australian soldier alleged to have murdered an unarmed Afghan in a war crime a decade ago has been granted bail in “exceptional circumstances”, because he would be at risk from Taliban sympathisers in prison and it could be two years before he fac…

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Australian soldier charged over Afghan killing freed on bail

An Australian magistrate has released on bail a former elite soldier charged with murder for allegedly killing an unarmed man in Afghanistan. The magistrate agreed with the former soldier's lawyers

2 months ago·United States

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abc News

Australian soldier charged over Afghan killing freed on bail

An Australian magistrate has released on bail a former elite soldier charged with murder for allegedly killing an unarmed man in Afghanistan

2 months ago·United States

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Sydney Morning Herald

Former SAS soldier granted bail over alleged war crime murder of unarmed Afghan man

Oliver Schulz is accused of gunning down disabled farmer Dad Mohammad in a wheat field in Uruzgan province in May 2012, while deployed with Australian forces.

2 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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