US Human Rights Watch says Saddam verdict 'questionable'

US-based Human Rights Watch today said that the trial against former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in which he was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity was not carried out fairly.

US Human Rights Watch says Saddam verdict 'questionable'
Mon, 20 Nov, 2006 - 07:11
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US-based Human Rights Watch today said that the trial against former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in which he was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity was not carried out fairly.

HRW said the verdict was “questionable” and the Iraqi court was not equipped to handle such a complex case.

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