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There have been human rights violations in Iraq in all three major periods of recent history Specifically:

  • Human rights in pre-Saddam Iraq (1920-1979)
  • Human rights in Saddam Hussein's Iraq (1979-2003)
  • Human rights in post-invasion Iraq (2003-), post Saddam Hussein.

In the current period there have been a number of human rights violations by both insurgents and coalition forces.

War crimes by insurgents include, but are not limited to, bombings, hostage taking, and beheading.

War crimes by the coalition forces include but are not limited to, prison scandals (Abu Ghraib prison), killing of innocent civilians and gang rape

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There have been human rights violations in Iraq in all three major periods of recent history Specifically:

  • Human rights in pre-Saddam Iraq (1920-1979)
  • Human rights in Saddam Hussein's Iraq (1979-2003)
  • Human rights in post-invasion Iraq (2003-), post Saddam Hussein.

In the current period there have been a number of human rights violations by both insurgents and coalition forces.

War crimes by insurgents include, but are not limited to, bombings, hostage taking, and beheading.

War crimes by the coalition forces include but are not limited to, prison scandals (Abu Ghraib prison), killing of innocent civilians and gang rape

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Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani is the Minister of Human Rights for Iraq.

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Saddam Hussein became leader of Iraq in the early 1970s, so Saddam was leader of Iraq in 1990.

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It was Iraq which had Saddam Hussein as dictator.

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Saddam Hussein got kick out of Iraq keeping a war going and that he was mistreating the people of Iraq.

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