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Contributor: codc01

Date: 2003-04-09 17:05:29


Thanks for the link, i only checked the first one, and compared with other articles... In all cases, the Kurds have been exploited by everyone since the beginning - its very sad.

http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/cahier/irak/chrono-kurde

The numbers of deaths 50 000-100 000 deaths, seem from all the sources more to come exactly from the 1988 era, where there were opposing factions (UPK, PDK and Iraq)... The issue seems complex, and this article convinced me that you are right :
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/1998/03/NEZAN/10174

A reason more why strong condemnation should have been done at that time, I'm sure that if there would have been a strong condamnation at that time, Saddam's regime would have stopped ...

But i have the same vision as the academics, you simply can't say 15 years later, that now justice will be done...

The definition of "large scale loss of life, actual or apprehend" is quite vague ...

Thanks again for the info!!

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