From World Can't Wait | Original Article

Major media around the world have released reports and analysis based on access to 400,000 US military documents released through WikiLeaks covering the Iraq War, revealing massive cover-ups of torture, thousands of previously unreported civilian deaths, and more.

Al Jazeera: WikiLeaks Iraq files reveal torture

The Guardian UK: IRAQ: The War Logs

How civilians have paid heaviest price

Secret files reveal how US turned blind eye to Iraq torture

Massive leak of military logs exposes serial abuse of detainees, 15,000 previously unknown deaths and full toll of Iraq's five years of carnage

• Apache killed insurgents who tried to surrender
• Secret order that let US ignore abuse
• About the latest war logs leak
• Full coverage of the Iraq war logs
• Datablog: every death mapped

The New York Times: The War Logs

• Archive Offers Grim Portrait Of Civilian Deaths
• Detainees Suffered Most In Iraqi Custody, U.S. Logs Say
  

Bureau of Investigative Journalism: iraqwarlogs.com

• Secret Files Reveal That 103 Civilians Murdered Every Day In The Continuing Bloodbath of December 2006
• Obama Administration Handed Over Detainees Despite Reports Of Torture
• U.S. Apache Guns Down Surrendering Insurgents
• U.S. Troops Ordered Not To Investigate Iraqi Torture
• Allegations Of U.S. Prisoner Abuse By U.S. Troops AFTER Abu Graib
  

BBC: Pentagon tries to plug the Wikileak

The Pentagon is trying stay aloof from allegations US soldiers were ordered to turn a blind eye to torture and instead is concentrating on condemning the leak.

CNN: Wikileak founder speaks

10/23/10 Press conference footage: "This is about the truth."

Full Press Conference 10/23/10 (C-SPAN)

Andy Worthington: Wikileaks’ 400,000 Classified Iraq War Documents Reveal 15,000 Previously Unreported Civilian Casualties, and Extensive Torture