July 2004
Confession of a Muslim American Involvement in the Libya Conspiracy - 2004-07-31
A Muslim American, Abdul Rahman Al-Amoudi, confessed to participating in a Libyan plot to assassinate the Saudi Crown Prince, revealing illegal financial dealings and connections…
Mahdavi Report: German Government's Support for Sudanese Refugees - 2004-07-31
The German government has announced financial support for Sudanese refugees after the Foreign Minister's visit to Sudan and discussions with local officials. This move highlights…
Suspected Muslim Militants' Ambush in Southern Afghanistan - 2004-07-31
A local official and his bodyguard were killed in an ambush by suspected Taliban militants in Helmand province, Afghanistan. This attack is part of a…
Iraq National Conference on Selecting a Temporary National Council Postponed
The Iraqi national conference intended to elect a temporary national council has been postponed for two weeks due to UN pressure for greater inclusivity. Concurrently,…
Failed Assassination Attempt on Shaukat Aziz, Pakistan's Prime Ministerial Candidate - 2004-07-30
Shaukat Aziz, the candidate for Prime Minister of Pakistan, survived an assassination attempt during an election rally, resulting in casualties among the crowd. He is…
Under the Microscope: Dialogue Between Iranian Officials and European Countries Regarding Iran's Nuclear Case - 2004-07-30
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh analyzes the discussions between Iranian officials and European nations concerning Iran's nuclear program and critiques the outcomes of the Turkish Prime…
Discovery and Seizure of a Bag Containing Explosives and Seven Rockets in Afghanistan - 2004-07-29
Security officials in Afghanistan seized explosives and rockets on a road leading to NATO and U.S. bases, arresting three suspects. This incident highlights ongoing security…
Lindsay Davenport Advances to Third Round of Acura Classic Tennis - 2004-07-29
Lindsay Davenport progressed to the third round of the Acura Classic tennis tournament, defeating Karolina Sprem. Amelie Mauresmo was eliminated from the competition, while Alicia…
Bomb Explosion in Mosque in Afghanistan Claims Two Lives
A bomb exploded in a mosque in Afghanistan, killing two people according to local officials, while the U.S. military reports six fatalities, including UN staff.…
Iran's Judiciary Claims Zahra Kazemi's Death Was an Accident
The Iranian Judiciary has declared that the death of Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian journalist, was an accident following the acquittal of the only suspect. This…
Holger Osieck Rejects Offer from Jürgen Klinsmann, New Head Coach of the German National Football Team
Holger Osieck has turned down an offer from Jürgen Klinsmann to assist him as the new head coach of the German national football team. This…
White House: President Bush to Implement Recommendations of 9/11 Commission - 2004-07-27
President Bush is set to implement recommendations from the 9/11 Commission to enhance U.S. security. This includes creating a national intelligence management position and a…
European Foreign Ministers: UN Should Impose Sanctions on Sudan
European foreign ministers are urging the UN to impose sanctions on Sudan if it does not end violence in Darfur. The Sudanese government has failed…
Four French Nationals Released from Guantanamo Prison in Cuba - 2004-07-27
Four French nationals have been released from Guantanamo and returned to France, where they will be interrogated by counter-terrorism officials. This release follows negotiations between…
Iraq Political Conference Delayed Until July 31 - 2004-07-27
The Iraq political conference intended to elect a temporary parliament has been postponed to July 31 due to UN requests for more preparation time and…
Protest by 300 Journalists at the Journalists' Association Office in Tehran - 2004-07-27
Over 300 journalists protested at the Journalists' Association office in Tehran against a recent wave of newspaper closures. The protest highlights growing concerns over press…
Nasrin Mahdavi's Report: The Situation of the Mojahedin-e Khalq in Iraq - 2004-07-27
U.S. officials have announced that they are providing protection to members of the Mojahedin-e Khalq in Iraq. This involves the U.S. government and the Mojahedin-e…
Protest by Dozens of Journalists Against the Suspension of Two Reformist Publications: Vaghaye Ettefaghieh and Jomhouriat
Dozens of Iranian journalists protested in Tehran against the suspension of two reformist publications, 'Vaghaye Ettefaghieh' and 'Jomhouriat'. The protest highlighted concerns over freedom of…
Death Toll from Floods in South Asia Exceeds 1000
Recent floods in South Asia have resulted in over 1000 deaths, primarily affecting Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. The ongoing heavy monsoon rains have caused widespread…
Canada: We are exploring diplomatic avenues to register our objection to the court ruling
Canada is exploring diplomatic measures to object to the acquittal of an Iranian intelligence officer accused of murdering Canadian-Iranian journalist Zahra Kazemi. The case has…
Judiciary of the Islamic Republic Defends Acquittal of Mohammad Reza Aghdam Ahmadi
The Iranian Judiciary has defended the acquittal of Mohammad Reza Aghdam Ahmadi, the only suspect in the murder of journalist Zahra Kazemi. The victim's family…
Increase in Death Toll from Recent Floods in South Asia - 2004-07-25
The death toll from recent floods in South Asia has risen significantly, particularly in Bihar, India, where over 351 bodies have been found. The total…
In several clashes in the city of Baqubah north of Baghdad, 13 insurgents were killed - 2004-07-25
In Baqubah, Iraq, 13 insurgents were killed during clashes with Iraqi forces and American troops. Meanwhile, two Pakistani workers have gone missing in Iraq, possibly…
Report Shahid: Interview with Hooshang Nahavandi about the Personality of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi - 2004-07-25
On the anniversary of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's death, Dr. Hooshang Nahavandi reflects on Pahlavi's character and mentions secret meetings between current religious officials and the…
Agreement Between Japan and the United States to Resume Beef Trade - 2004-07-23
Japan and the U.S. have agreed to resume beef trade after concluding that current testing methods cannot detect mad cow disease in calves. This agreement…
A Palestinian Man Shot Dead in Gaza Strip - 2004-07-23
A Palestinian man was shot dead in northern Gaza, with conflicting reports on the assailants. The incident follows an Israeli airstrike that killed two militants,…
Kenya Urges Its Citizens to Leave Iraq Immediately - 2004-07-22
Kenya has called for its citizens to leave Iraq due to rising violence and hostage situations involving foreign truck drivers. Militants have threatened to execute…
Plans for a Multilateral Conference on Israel's Proposed Withdrawal from Gaza Strip - 2004-07-22
Plans are being made for a multilateral conference to discuss Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, with participation from Palestinian officials and potential hosting by Egypt. This…
Suspected Taliban Militants Kill 11 Afghan Government Supporters
Suspected Taliban militants conducted a raid in Helmand province, killing 11 Afghan government supporters, including a local security official. The Taliban have claimed responsibility for…
Lawyers for Saddam Hussein Request Assistance from European Court of Human Rights - 2004-07-22
Lawyers for Saddam Hussein are seeking help from the European Court of Human Rights to access their client and ensure compliance with the Geneva Conventions…
Trial of Three Americans Accused of Operating a Private Prison in Kabul - 2004-07-22
Three Americans are on trial for allegedly running a private prison in Kabul, with U.S. military officials admitting they received a prisoner from them but…
Transporting Gas and Oil from the Caspian Sea Region through Afghanistan to International Markets - 2004-07-22
As Afghanistan prepares for upcoming elections and security efforts are ongoing, a new phase of the pipeline project from Sheberghan gas resources to Kabul is…
Weekly Discussion, July 22, 2004: Recent Attack by the Judiciary on Iranian Press
The article discusses a recent attack by the Iranian Judiciary on the press, featuring a conversation between Behrouz Abbasi, Dr. Seyf Zadeh, and Mr. Shams…
Clashes Between Suspected Foreign Militants and Pakistani Soldiers in Waziristan - 2004-07-21
Pakistani soldiers engaged in an attack against suspected foreign militants in South Waziristan, resulting in an unknown number of casualties. The operation aimed to take…
Saudi Security Forces Find Head of American Hostage Paul Johnson
Saudi security forces discovered the head of American hostage Paul Johnson during a raid on a militant hideout in Riyadh. This operation targeted Saleh al-Oufi,…
Final Report of the Commission Investigating the September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2004-07-21
The final report on the September 11 attacks highlights over 10 missed opportunities to prevent the hijackers but does not conclude that the attacks could…
Chirac: Sharon Will Not Be Welcomed in France Until He Provides an Explanation
French President Jacques Chirac announced that Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will not be welcomed in France until he clarifies his recent comments urging French…
Bush: We are investigating Iran's role in the September 11 terrorist attacks
President Bush announced ongoing investigations into Iran's potential involvement in the September 11 attacks, despite CIA claims of no direct role. He accused Iran of…
At least 24 killed in coal mine explosion in Ukraine - 2004-07-20
A coal mine explosion in eastern Ukraine resulted in at least 24 fatalities and 13 missing miners. The incident occurred at the Krasnolymanska mine in…
Iran Rejects President Bush's Statement
Iran has dismissed President Bush's claims regarding its potential involvement in the September 11 attacks, labeling them as unfounded. The U.S. continues to investigate the…
Under the Microscope: President Bush's Position on Iran - The Issue of Iran's Involvement in Iraq - 2004-07-20
The article discusses Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh's insights on President Bush's stance towards Iran following revelations about the 9/11 terrorists' transit through Iran. It also…
Training Exercise Operation in Britain - 2004-07-19
On July 19, 2004, Britain conducted a training exercise simulating a terrorist attack in Birmingham, involving 2000 participants. The exercise revealed delays in treating casualties,…
Nine Killed and Numerous Injured in a Severe Explosion in Baghdad - 2004-07-19
A suicide bombing outside a police station in Baghdad killed nine and injured around sixty, mostly civilians. The incident highlights ongoing violence in Iraq, with…
A Research and Non-Governmental Group's Request to the U.S. Government to Establish Relations with Iran - 2004-07-19
The Council on Foreign Relations has called on the U.S. to end its hostile relations with Iran and pursue new diplomatic ties despite ongoing disagreements.…
President Bush Accuses the Islamic Republic of Harboring Al-Qaeda Leaders - 2004-07-19
President Bush accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of harboring Al-Qaeda leaders and pursuing nuclear weapons while stating that investigations into Iran's potential involvement in…
Explosion in Kashmir, India - 2004-07-19
An explosion in Kashmir, India, resulted in three deaths and over 20 injuries during a speech by Chief Minister Ram Sharma. This marks the second…
Possibility of Retrieving the Gold Medal of the US Men's 4x400m Relay Team at the Sydney Olympics
The International Association of Athletics Federations has recommended that the US men's 4x400m relay team be stripped of their gold medal from the 2000 Sydney…
Zahra Kazemi's Family Lawyers Accuse Iranian Judiciary Officials of Her Murder - 2004-07-18
Zahra Kazemi's family lawyers have accused Iranian judiciary officials of her murder, claiming a senior prison official was responsible. Iranian authorities have shifted blame to…
Nazi Baghlari's Report from the UN: The Need to Intensify the Disarmament Process in Afghanistan - 2004-07-18
The UN Security Council is calling on Afghan authorities to accelerate the disarmament of military commanders as the country approaches its presidential elections. This request…
World Anti-Doping Agency: Professional Tennis Officials Should Not Exonerate 7 Tennis Players from Doping Charges - 2004-07-18
The World Anti-Doping Agency has criticized professional tennis officials for exonerating seven players who tested positive for steroids. The agency argues that the players' claims…
Violation of the Fundamental Rights of Iranian Citizens Residing in America After the Events of September 11
The Iranian American Bar Association has released a report to the U.S. Senate highlighting violations of the rights of Iranian citizens in America post-September 11.…
Witness Report: Regarding the Court Proceedings for the Murder of Zahra Kazemi - 2004-07-18
The trial concerning the murder of Zahra Kazemi has concluded, but the proceedings were criticized for being unacceptable by various news agencies. Kazemi was an…
Resignation of Two Senior Palestinian Security Officials - 2004-07-17
Two senior Palestinian security officials resigned due to a series of kidnappings in Gaza, including the abduction of five French aid workers. This reflects ongoing…
Arrest of School Principal After Fire in India
A school principal in Tamil Nadu, India, was arrested following a fire that killed 84 children and injured 30 others. The incident is attributed to…
Nasrin Mahdavi: Afghan-German Women's Social Work Foundation Conference - 2004-07-17
Nasrin Mahdavi conducted an interview with Ms. Karimi regarding the Afghan-German Women's Social Work Foundation and its efforts to promote Afghan women's rights, particularly their…
Witness Report: The Siege in Waziristan in Search of Bin Laden Has Tightened
The siege in Waziristan, Pakistan, aimed at capturing Osama Bin Laden, has intensified, with France playing a significant role in the operation. This development highlights…
A Film About the Lives and Conversations of Women Seeking Refuge in a Restroom in a Park in Tehran - 2004-07-17
The article discusses a documentary that highlights the lives of women who find refuge in a restroom in a Tehran park. The film is directed…
The Worst Flood in Nearly Two Decades in Southeast Asia - 2004-07-17
Southeast Asia is facing its worst flooding in nearly two decades, primarily affecting Bangladesh and India, with at least 7 fatalities and over 10 million…
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Calls for End to Violence in Kashmir
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage has called for an end to violence in Kashmir and urged Pakistan to dismantle terrorist camps. Pakistani officials…
Dozens of Students Burned in School Fire in South India - 2004-07-16
A fire at a school in Tamil Nadu, South India, resulted in at least 80 students being burned, with many more injured. Local officials are…
Two Fuel Tankers for Coalition Forces in Afghanistan Exploded - 2004-07-15
Two fuel tankers for coalition forces in Afghanistan exploded near Chaman. Officials are investigating whether it was a terrorist act or an accident, with reports…
A Moroccan Officially Charged with Collaborating with a Terrorist Group in Spain - 2004-07-15
A Moroccan man has been officially charged with collaborating with a terrorist group in Spain related to the Madrid train bombings. At least 15 other…
Philippine Hostage to Be Released Upon Departure of Last Filipino Soldier from Iraq - 2004-07-15
Iraqi insurgents announced they would release a Filipino hostage once the last Filipino soldier departs Iraq. This ultimatum highlights the ongoing tensions and threats faced…
Nazi Baghlari Report: Meeting of the UN Representative in Iraq with Officials of the Organization in New York - 2004-07-15
The newly appointed UN representative in Iraq met with UN officials in New York for the first time since his appointment. This meeting marks a…
Two Suspected Muslim Militants Kill Two in Kashmir, India - 2004-07-14
Two individuals were killed by suspected Muslim militants in Kashmir, India, one being a nurse and the other a truck driver. The violence has escalated…
Bahraini Security Officials Arrest 7 Suspects in Bombing Plot
Bahraini security forces have detained seven men suspected of plotting a bombing, following a previous short detention of six of them on similar suspicions. The…
At least 16 security officers and 12 others killed in recent clashes in Chechnya - 2004-07-14
Recent clashes in Chechnya resulted in the deaths of at least 16 security officers and 12 hostages. The fighting involved Kremlin-backed forces and separatists, highlighting…
Interview with Dr. Siamak Shojaei on the Fight Against Economic Corruption - 2004-07-14
Dr. Siamak Shojaei discusses the ongoing issues of economic corruption, inflation, and economic organization in Iran, highlighting the comments made by various officials. This conversation…
Arab Countries Pursue Resolution Demanding Israel Abandon Security Wall - 2004-07-13
Arab countries are seeking a UN resolution to compel Israel to comply with an International Court of Justice ruling that deems its security wall in…
More than 525 Suspected Criminals Arrested in Baghdad
Iraqi police arrested over 525 suspected criminals in Baghdad as part of a crackdown on lawlessness following the fall of Saddam Hussein. Concurrently, Kurdish and…
At least 8 killed in separate incidents in Indian Kashmir - 2004-07-12
In recent violent incidents in Indian-administered Kashmir, at least 8 people have died and over 30 have been injured, primarily civilians. The violence is attributed…
Iraqi Militants Deny Release of Filipino Hostage
Iraqi militants have refuted claims of a Filipino hostage's release and threatened execution if Philippine troops are not withdrawn by July 20. The Philippine government…
According to the results of a new referendum in the U.S., the Democratic candidate is ahead of President Bush - 2004-07-11
John Kerry, the Democratic presidential candidate, has gained public support and surpassed President Bush in recent polls. This shift is attributed to the introduction of…
Interview with Dr. Nemat Ahmadi Regarding Private Plaintiffs' Complaint Against Saddam Hussein - 2004-07-11
Three prominent Iranian lawyers are seeking to participate in the trial of Saddam Hussein to represent the complaints of Iranian private plaintiffs. This is significant…
Floods in South Asia Claim Over 70 Lives
Severe floods in South Asia have resulted in over 70 deaths and displaced more than 2 million people, particularly affecting the northeastern Indian state of…
Misjudgments of the Central Intelligence Agency - 2004-07-10
A U.S. Senate committee report reveals that the CIA's assessments on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction were often exaggerated or unsupported. The report criticizes the…
Bomb Explosion at an Elementary School
A bomb exploded at an elementary school in Kandahar, causing significant damage but no injuries. Suspected Taliban insurgents launched attacks on military outposts in the…
At least 4 Palestinians killed in car explosion in Gaza Strip
A car explosion in the Gaza Strip resulted in the deaths of at least four Palestinians, including members of a militant group. Palestinian officials attribute…
Political Problems for John Howard, Prime Minister of Australia - 2004-07-10
A U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee report has criticized the use of unverified intelligence regarding Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, leading to political fallout for Australian…
Collaboration Between Tikrit University Medical School in Iraq and Harvard Medical School Representatives - 2004-07-10
Officials from Tikrit University Medical School are collaborating with Harvard Medical School to enhance Iraq's medical education. Harvard will provide a scientific information exchange program,…
Palestinian Officials to Go to the United Nations
Palestinian officials plan to approach the United Nations following a World Court ruling against the legality of Israel's security barrier in the West Bank. They…
U.S. Senate Criticizes Intelligence Gathering Methods Prior to Iraq War - 2004-07-09
The U.S. Senate has criticized the intelligence gathering methods used before the Iraq War, particularly targeting the CIA's assessments of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.…
Three Americans Arrested for Illegally Detaining Eight Afghans
Three Americans were arrested in Afghanistan for allegedly detaining eight Afghans illegally in a private prison. The U.S. State Department disavowed any connection to the…
U.S. Senate's Critical Report on U.S. Intelligence Community
The U.S. Senate released a critical report on the intelligence community's pre-war assessments of Iraq's weapons capabilities, highlighting exaggerations and lack of sensitive information. The…
Under the Microscope: Statements by the Leader of the Islamic Republic at the Military Forces Ceremony and Remarks by the Spokesman of the Judiciary - 2004-07-09
The article discusses the statements made by the Leader of the Islamic Republic during a military ceremony, comments from the Judiciary spokesman, and a letter…
Afghan Intelligence Official: Mullah Omar is Still Alive - 2004-07-09
An Afghan intelligence official claims to have made contact with Mullah Omar, suggesting he is still alive. This contact was facilitated through the arrest of…
Afghan Officials Arrest Senior Taliban Commander
Afghan authorities have arrested Mullah Mujahid, a senior Taliban commander, who confessed to distributing over a million dollars to Taliban supporters. This arrest comes amid…
Among the Prisoners in Iraq, Several Foreign Fighters Are Also Detained - 2004-07-08
Iraqi and U.S. officials report that out of 5,700 detainees in Iraq, only 90 are foreign fighters from various countries, including Iran. The U.S.-led coalition…
An Election Commission Employee Killed in an Attack in Eastern Afghanistan - 2004-07-08
An Afghan woman working for the election commission was killed in an attack involving an explosive device in eastern Afghanistan. The attack is part of…
UN Warns Thailand About the Spread of AIDS - 2004-07-08
The UN has issued a warning to Thailand regarding the potential resurgence of AIDS if new prevention programs are not implemented. Vulnerable groups, including youth…
Oil Prices Drop Following Pipeline Repairs in Iraq - 2004-07-07
Oil prices decreased due to the repair of oil pipelines in Iraq and an increase in production announced by OPEC. Brent crude fell below $37…
Iran Confirms Engagement with Turkish Kurdish Rebel Fighters - 2004-07-07
Iran has confirmed military clashes with Turkish Kurdish rebels, resulting in casualties on both sides. This conflict arises amid concerns from both Iran and Turkey…
Four Iraqis Killed in Street Battle in Central Baghdad - 2004-07-07
In a violent confrontation in central Baghdad, four Iraqis were killed and over 20 injured as insurgents clashed with Iraqi police supported by U.S. forces.…
Olympic Torch Arrives at Istanbul Port in Turkey - 2004-07-07
The Olympic torch has reached Istanbul as part of its journey to Athens for the 2004 Summer Olympics. Istanbul is a candidate city for the…
Iraqi Kurds Demand Death Penalty for Saddam Hussein - 2004-07-06
Iraqi Kurds are demanding the death penalty for Saddam Hussein due to the 1988 chemical attack in Halabja that killed thousands. They also seek the…
Clashes Between Iranian Soldiers and Kurdish Rebels Along the Turkey-Iran Border - 2004-07-06
Clashes have occurred between Iranian soldiers and Kurdish rebels along the Turkey-Iran border, resulting in casualties on both sides. The fighting began after Iranian forces…
New York Times Report on Lack of Information Provided to Bush Administration - 2004-07-06
The New York Times reported that relatives of Iraqi nuclear scientists informed the CIA that Saddam Hussein had ceased efforts to develop nuclear weapons, but…
Rocket Attack on Residential Homes in Basra - 2004-07-05
A rocket attack in Basra killed one civilian and injured several others, while a roadside bomb in Mosul injured five. The incidents are part of…
Ansar al-Sunna Claims to Have Beheaded American Marine
Ansar al-Sunna, a militant group, claims to have beheaded an American Marine, Wasef Ali Hassoun, who was previously kidnapped. Concurrently, U.S. officials report the killing…
Formation of a New Political Party in Germany - 2004-07-04
Leaders of labor unions and members of the Social Democratic Party in Germany are forming a new political party to challenge the current ruling party.…
At least six injured in explosion at bomb-making factory in Kabul
An explosion at an illegal bomb-making factory in Kabul injured at least six people, leading to the arrest of three suspects. This incident raises security…
U.S. Officials Have Not Yet Confirmed the Death of Wasef Ali Hassoun - 2004-07-04
U.S. officials are working to confirm the death of Wasef Ali Hassoun, a Marine allegedly beheaded by Iraqi militants. The militants claimed they would release…
Russian Officials Say One of the Organizers of Last Week's Rebel Attack in Ingushetia Has Been Killed - 2004-07-03
Russian authorities announced the death of Abu Kutibeh, an organizer of a recent rebel attack in Ingushetia, during a police operation. This incident highlights ongoing…
El Al Israel Airlines Resumes Flights to Turkey - 2004-07-03
El Al Israel Airlines is set to resume flights to Turkey after a suspension due to security disputes at Istanbul International Airport. The decision follows…
Turkish Officials Blame Kurdish Rebels for Car Bomb Explosion
Turkish officials attribute a deadly car bomb explosion to Kurdish rebels, who deny involvement. This incident raises fears of renewed violence in Turkey's Kurdish regions,…
Hashem Aghajari Appears in Tehran Court to Face New Charges
Hashem Aghajari, a history professor and former death row inmate, appeared in court to contest new charges related to insulting Islamic values and inciting public…
Oil Pipeline Explosion in Southern Iraq - 2004-07-03
An explosion occurred in an oil pipeline in southern Iraq, with uncertainty about whether it was sabotage. British military sources do not suspect foul play,…
Rocket Strike Hits Two Hotels in Baghdad - 2004-07-02
Rockets struck two hotels in Baghdad, injuring at least three people. A U.S. Marine was killed in a separate security operation, while Polish officials discovered…
Kofi Annan Meets Tribal Leaders in Darfur State, Northern Sudan - 2004-07-02
Kofi Annan assured displaced people in Darfur that they would not be forced to return home until their safety is ensured. He met with tribal…
Airstrike Targets Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's Hideout in Iraq - 2004-07-01
An airstrike targeted a hideout of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Fallujah, resulting in casualties among Iraqi civilians. This is part of ongoing U.S. military efforts…
A Wanted Al-Qaeda Member Sighted in Honduras
Adnan al-Shukri Jumaa, a Saudi-born man wanted by U.S. authorities for potential terrorist threats, was spotted in Honduras but escaped before arrest. His presence raises…
Saddam Hussein Appears in Court on Charges of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity - 2004-07-01
Saddam Hussein appeared in a Baghdad court to face genocide and crimes against humanity charges. His trial was widely broadcast, eliciting mixed reactions from the…