Iraq curfews to remain in wake of Saddam verdict

Baghdad and two restive Sunni provinces were today locked under 24-hour curfew in the wake of Saddam Hussein’s death sentence for crimes against humanity in Iraq.

Iraq curfews to remain in wake of Saddam verdict
Mon, 06 Nov, 2006 - 10:13
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Baghdad and two restive Sunni provinces were today locked under 24-hour curfew in the wake of Saddam Hussein’s death sentence for crimes against humanity in Iraq.

Officials said the clampdown would continue indefinitely.

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