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Saddam faces genocide charges

IRAQI authorities yesterday filed genocide charges against Saddam Hussein, accusing him and six co-defendants in the 1980s crackdown that killed an estimated 100,000 Kurds.

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15 years for Saddam’s chemicals supplier

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Dutch court convicts chemicals merchant on genocide charge

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Dutchman accused of supplying Saddam with chemicals

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Dutchman accused of supplying Saddam with lethal chemicals

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Dutch businessman accused of aiding Saddam's attacks

A Dutch businessman accused of complicity in genocide by selling chemicals to Iraq in the 1980s knew that Saddam Hussein might use them as weapons, prosecutors said at his first public hearing today.

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Dutchman faces war crime charge for Saddam supply

Prosecutors today said they will charge a 62-year-old Dutchman as an accomplice to genocide and other war crimes for supplying Saddam Hussein’s regime with lethal chemicals that were used in the 1988 chemical attack on the Kurdish town of Halabja.

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