From: Witness
My Father, Nour and I: Confronting intergenerational trauma
A refugee from Iraq looks into his family’s past and wonders if his childhood trauma will affect his young son.
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Saddam Hussein’s daughter publishes last message before his death
Raghad Hussein posted the message on her Twitter account on the 12th anniversary of her father’s death.
Saddam’s party: What’s left today
US invaded Iraq on the pretext it possessed weapons of mass destruction.
Saddam’s eldest daughter Raghad on most wanted list
The names of 60 individuals including the daughter of late Saddam Hussein, Raghad, are on Iraq’s most wanted list.
From: Featured Documentaries
Iraq: A Deadly Deception
An inside look at how world leaders and the American public were duped into a war that cost thousands of lives.
Published On 27 Jan 2017
Saddam’s death gave birth to Saddams in other guises
A decade after the Iraqi president’s execution, a system that results in the daily deaths of Iraqis continues unabated.
Remembering Halabja chemical attack
Chemical weapons are the ultimate psychological weapon for those who are willing to use them.
Desert Storm through the eyes of an Iraqi reporter
As Iraq braced for war with the US, Iraqi AP reporter Salah Nasrawi was torn between journalistic duty and patriotism.
Ahmed Chalabi: A proud pawn for a big American lie
He died unexpectedly and unrepentant and even proud of his role.
Ahmed Chalabi: The real victor of the Iraq Wa
I first met Chalabi in 1995, and despite the controversy that surrounds him, he was a master of US and Iraqi politics.
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REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
Dinner with Saddam not on Iraqi menus
A play, Dinner with Saddam, has London audiences laughing, but the view on Baghdad’s streets is slightly less palatable.
