Dutchman accused of supplying Saddam with chemicals

Prosecutors in The Hague today open their case against a Dutch businessman who faces charges of complicity in genocide for supplying chemicals to deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.

Dutchman accused of supplying Saddam with chemicals
Wed, 07 Dec, 2005 - 10:09

Prosecutors in The Hague today open their case against a Dutch businessman who faces charges of complicity in genocide for supplying chemicals to deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.

These were allegedly used in gas attacks against the Kurdish minority in the 1980s.

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