The Other Side of Abu Ghraib – Part Two
This section of Wild River Review presents the continuation of our in-depth exploration
of the Abu Ghraib story — examining the political, moral, and human implications
of war, justice, and accountability.
The essays gathered here expand upon the first part of the series,
looking deeper into the lives affected and the ethical questions that remain unresolved.
They reflect the publication’s long-standing commitment to dialogue and empathy across cultural divides.
Featured Essay
Written by Joy E. Stocke and Kimberly Nagy, this essay offers an intimate perspective
on the people behind the headlines and the broader human cost of political violence.