… “selectiveness” when it comes to human rights, justice and international law, Iraq … to the repressive regime (of Saddam Hussein) that formally ruled Iraq. “And … a world where international law, human rights and justice prevail? Or will …

… : “In 1974, even before Saddam Hussein, we had problems with the … legs we had demonstrations against Saddam Hussein’s regime, in 1987 … the Iraq-Iran war, Saddam Hussein attacked my town with chemical … no medicine. It’s a genocide. “I cannot sleep at night …

… persecution of Shia scholars under Saddam Hussein, many foreign seminarians, including Sayyed … domination was not only a violation of Lebanon’s sovereignty but … corruption is seen as a violation of divine law. This perspective …

… heavily on leaders like Saddam Hussein in Iraq and Muammar … justice is selective, and human rights are negotiable. It tells … Justice cannot be selective. Human rights cannot be conditional. And … held responsible for repeated violations of international law and …

… , one with strict obligations on Saddam Hussein. He warned that, if the … in the doctrine of universal human rights but presented with the opportunity …

… the media acceptance of the genocide calumny as evidence that he … goals of ousting Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and conquering Jerusalem. In both …

… chaos after the removal of Saddam Hussein. Yet Campbell was quite ready … ticket touts and curb drug abuse by athletes, and urged stronger …

… Iran by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in the 1980s. The Iranian … Iranian nuclear facilities in clear violation of international law. Through successful …

… new world order.” Iraqi President Saddam Hussein attacked Kuwait, and the U … likely. And the U.N. Human Rights Council often includes a literal … not condemn their own abhorrent human rights practices. It is this dysfunction …

… ’s scientists. Iraqi media praised Saddam Hussein’s ‘insights’ into architecture, law … , free speech, justice theory and human rights, and is the author of …