The worldwide update on civilians killed in the Iraq war and occupation
- Post-surge violence: its extent and nature
- Civilian deaths in 2008 and earlier 28 Dec 2008
- The Week in Iraq
- Happy New Year 11 Jan 2009
- Enforced security: solution or stopgap?
- Monthly death toll rising again 28 Feb 2008
- Civilian deaths from violence in 2007
- Analysis of the year’s toll from IBC 1 Jan 2008
- ANNOUNCEMENT
- IBC begins to include credible single-sourced reports 21 Dec 2007
- The Price of Loss
- How the West values civilian lives in Iraq. 12 Nov 2007
- How can the utility of press reports be assessed?
- Some preliminary approaches to testing media completeness and reliability. 1 Nov 2007
- Large bombings claim ever more lives
- 2007 sees the worst bombings ever – and more of them 4 Oct 2007
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Iraq Body Count is an ongoing human security project which maintains and updates the world’s largest public database of violent civilian deaths during and since the 2003 invasion. The count encompasses non-combatants killed by military or paramilitary action and the breakdown in civil security following the invasion.
Data is drawn from cross-checked media reports, hospital, morgue, NGO and official figures to produce a credible record of known deaths and incidents. (more in About IBC)
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Earlier items:
- How has IBC been used by others?
- The state of knowledge on civilian casualties in Iraq
- Year Four: Simply the Worst
- Iraq death toll in third year of occupation is highest yet
- A Dossier on Civilian Casualties in Iraq 2003-2005
- Civilian deaths in “noble” Iraq mission pass 10,000
- Falluja Siege, April 2004: A News Analysis
- Adding indifference to injury
- Reality checks: Some responses to the latest Lancet estimates
“We don’t do body counts”
General Tommy FranksIraq Body Count
| Documented civilian deaths from violence | |
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| 90,295 – 98,564 | |
| Latest incidents | Latest identified |
| Dec 27: 24-25 by car bomb, possibly suicide, Al-Zahra Square, Kadhimiya, Baghdad Details | Abdul Ghaini al-Dulaimi Adult; Male; Police chief Details |
| Recent events | |
Sunday 11 January: 9 deadBaghdad: gunmen kill 2 men in money exchange shop.
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