What does SH stand for?

95 ISBN 978-0932863-58-4 (paper) The Trial of Saddam Hussein is an account by an Iraqi lawyer who was in some measure an insider in the judicial proceedings that led to the execution of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.

In 1992, former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein ordered the execution of 40 Iraqi merchants, accusing them of destroying the national economy under the embargo that was imposed on Iraq after the Iraqi invasion to Kuwait in 1990.

It is significant that Saddam Hussein was held in custody by the Americans during his trial, and a country needs to have sovereignty based on its own military forces, not those of a country not invited in.

Byline: Douglas V Williams JUDGING from this evasive response to journalist's questions at the monthly Downing Street press conference at which he "repeatedly attempted to bat away the question of whether he wants to see Saddam Hussein hanged" (Daily Post, November 4), it is clear that much as he would like to see the extinguishing of Saddam as the beacon of continuing resistance to the illegal occupation of his country, Tony Blair has been hoist by his own petard over his own populist stance on capital punishment.

SADDAM Hussein spat defiance yesterday as he was grilled for the first time in his six-month trial for genocide.

SADDAM Hussein went on trial today for alleged crimes against fellow Iraqis.

95 [pounds sterling] paperback A year after the Anglo-American attack on Iraq, The Monument provides an unusual and groundbreaking examination of the cultural control that Saddam Hussein exercised on his people, and the importance of his so-called artistic legacy.

THE debate over the fate of "broken" Iraqi despot Saddam Hussein was raging on today.