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Iraq: Contractor 'shot colleagues in self defence'

A British security contractor told an Iraqi court today that he was acting in self-defence when he shot two colleagues, claiming that they had threatened to kill him after a drunken brawl in Baghdad’s Green Zone.

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British soldier killings trial delayed

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Iraqi court resumes Aziz trial

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US Human Rights Watch says Saddam verdict 'questionable'

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Spare Saddam, says New Zealand's premier

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Death sentence for Saddam 'will spark more Iraqi violence'

Saddam's lawyers say court is 'dysfunctional'

Saddam Hussein’s lawyers today said the Iraqi court that is trying the deposed leader for war crimes was unlikely to provide him a fair trial.

Wed, 25 Jan, 2006

Trial takes break after Saddam no-show

THE trial of Saddam Hussein and seven co-defendants was adjourned yesterday until December 21 after a truncated session which the ousted president refused to attend.

Thu, 08 Dec, 2005

Iraq reaches new milestone as court opens Saddam trial

SADDAM Hussein and seven senior members of his 23-year regime will go on trial today.

Wed, 19 Oct, 2005

Saddam's lawyer insists he is still part of team

A French attorney for Saddam Hussein today dismissed an Iraqi court’s statement that the former dictator had fired an international defence team, but conceded the team could only provide behind-the-scenes help.

Thu, 25 Aug, 2005

Iran prepares evidence against Saddam

Iran said today it has prepared a complaint against former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein for his 1980 invasion of Iran and for using chemical weapons against Iranians during the neighbouring nations’ eight year war.

Sun, 04 Jul, 2004