Iraqi Kurds Pressure Baghdad to Join ICC - Al-Monitor: The Middle Eastʼs leading independent news source since 2012

Abdel Hamid Zebari

Abdel Hamid Zebari

Feb 27, 2013

A Kurdish man walks between coffins draped with Kurdish flag containing the remains of victims during a burial ceremony in Sulaimaniya, 260km (162 miles) northeast of Baghdad, May 28, 2012. More than 700 Kurds, killed by former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, were honoured in a ceremony in northern Iraq on Monday. Kurdish officials gathered at the Police Academy in Suleimaniya province to mourn 730 victims of Iraq's notorious 'Anfal' campaign, whose bodies were discovered in mass graves in southern Iraq in Jul — A Kurdish man walks among coffins draped with Kurdish flag containing the remains of victims during a burial ceremony northeast of Baghdad, May 28, 2012. More than 700 Kurds, said to be killed by former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in the Anfal Campaign, were honored. — REUTERS/Stringer

A Kurdish man walks between coffins draped with Kurdish flag containing the remains of victims during a burial ceremony in Sulaimaniya, 260km (162 miles) northeast of Baghdad, May 28, 2012. More than 700 Kurds, killed by former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, were honoured in a ceremony in northern Iraq on Monday. Kurdish officials gathered at the Police Academy in Suleimaniya province to mourn 730 victims of Iraq's notorious 'Anfal' campaign, whose bodies were discovered in mass graves in southern Iraq in Jul

Iraqi Kurds Seek Recognition Of Genocide by Saddam

Abdel Hamid Zebari

Abdel Hamid Zebari

This AFPTV screenshot from footage aired July 21, 2020, shows Sudan's ousted President Omar al-Bashir disembarking from a vehicle upon arriving at the courthouse to attend his trial along with 27 other co-accused, in the capital Khartoum, Sudan.

Sudan to hand over Bashir to International Criminal Court

Baher al-Kady

Security personnel and residents gather around a crater caused by a suicide car bomb attack in Debis, west of Kirkuk March 11, 2013. Three civilians were killed and some 70 others were wounded when a suicide car bomb went off on Monday, west of the ethnically mixed northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk, police and hospital sources said. A large number of school pupils were wounded in the attack, which reduced a number of houses to rubble and damaged about ten cars. REUTERS/Ako Rasheed (IRAQ - Tags: CIVIL UNREST P

Kirkuk Still Divides Arabs, Kurds in Iraq

Abdel Hamid Zebari

Abdel Hamid Zebari

More victims of Saddam's purge found, Kurds seek justice

Dana Taib Menmy

Dana Taib Menmy