Child rapes, killings terrify parents in Iraq
Agencies : Basra, Fri Nov 09 2012, 13:53 hrs
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Many Basra residents see the focus on drugs as misplaced. They instead criticize Iraq's government and security forces for failing to provide adequate security.
Abid said blaming his daughter's killers' actions on drugs is just a way for the authorities to justify poor policing, saying that all the security forces care ``about is the salary they get at the end of the month.''
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