Saddam on hunger strike as trial presses ahead

Saddam Hussein and three co-defendants today claimed they had launched a hunger strike to protest against the chief judge in their trial.

Saddam Hussein and three co-defendants today claimed they had launched a hunger strike to protest against the chief judge in their trial.

Prosecutors, meanwhile tried to build their case of Saddam’s direct role in executions and imprisonment of Shiites in the 1980s.

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