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"If someone is attacking civilians based on political or religious ideology, I view that as terrorism," Ibrahim Hooper of Cair said.

This month, Mr. Dunbar will begin hearing a backlog of nearly 100 disciplinary cases against troopers, many involving charges that officers singled out or mistreated civilians based on the color of their skin.

While the US government has said reports of civilian casualties are inflated by outside groups, the report cited several drone strikes that killed innocent civilians based on interviews with victims and their relatives, eyewitnesses, doctors and hospital staff.

Toby Lanzer said he saw "piles and piles" of bodies on a visit to the oil hub of Bentiu after rebels wiped out civilians based on their ethnicity and nationality.

Impartiality in humanitarian terms means that we provide life-saving and life-sustaining assistance to civilians based on their humanitarian needs without consideration of where they are, which side in the conflict they may sympathise with, their nationality, social status, gender, age, religious belief or any other consideration.

Karadzic, 63, is widely expected to stand trial at the United Nations war crimes court in The Hague and face charges that include the illegal deportation of civilians based on national or religious identity.

Human Rights Watch said in a 2005 report that he should be investigated for atrocities committed, "including intentional killing of civilians, beating of civilians, abductions based on ethnicity, looting and forced labor".

Some 1,000 US military personnel and almost 2,500 civilians are based on Diego Garcia, many working for the private security giant G4S which has the multimillion-dollar contract to operate the base.

The courts processing the case, including the Supreme Court of Croatia, determined that the meeting took place on 17 October and that Orešković and Norac ordered those in attendance to execute civilians arrested based on the prepared lists.

Nor does it need its heavy-water production plant for a civilian programme based on light-water reactors; these would, however, be very useful for bomb-building.

In his talk, Mr. Gates questioned why, two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Defense Department "still has more than 40 generals, admirals or civilian equivalents based on the continent" of Europe.