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UK Immunity Law Will 'Deny' Rights of Soldiers and Civilians Alike, Anti-Militarist Group Says

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The British House of Commons is debating a law that will make it much more difficult for war crimes to be prosecuted as well as for UK military forces to sue the Ministry of Defence, with the only exception currently being for "sexual misconduct".

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UK Immunity Law Will 'Deny' Rights of Soldiers and Civilians Alike, Anti-Militarist Group Says

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