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U.S., Sixteen other countries agree to rules for private security contractors operating in war zones

By Aaron Walter

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The United States and sixteen other countries including Great Britain, Iraq, and Afghanistan have entered into an agreement purportedly to ensure that private military contractors in war zones opperate under some form of international law, rather than in a lawless void. The United States has some 8,000 private military contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan protecting civilian staff, diplomats, [...]

Full post as published by The Defense Base Act Blog on September 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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