UN concerned about wrongdoing militias in Fallujah

- The United Nations 'credible' reports heard about misdeeds of allies of the Iraqi army besieging Fallujah occupied by the Islamic State.

Eyewitnesses would mention forced confessions and summary executions, said the UN human rights chief.

The troops fighting on the side of the government several men and boys would try to Fallujah mistreated flee, said High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al-Hussein. He called the statements of eyewitnesses 'extremely worrying'.
  
    
     
      
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The Iraqi army has encircled with the help of Sunni and Shiite militias Fallujah, trying to enter the city, but encountering fierce resistance from IS.