Meanwhile. back in Iraq. Sanctions are still on. Yes that's right, sanctions are still on. And this about the Iraqis still in prison, by Laya Anwar.
"...we would like to inform you that the USA occupying forces in Iraq have locked-up more than (162,000) hundred and sixty-two thousand Iraqi citizens in more than (50) prisons and detention camps including (28) camps run by US occupying forces, in addition to many undisclosed investigation and incarceration centers over Iraq.
The number of detainees registered in International Red Cross records is around (71,000) Seventy-one thousand, the other detainees are not recorded with the IRC because they are arrested at US detaining centers where visits by the Red-Cross representatives are denied by the occupying forces and thousands of war prisoners and old age detainees have been imprisoned and detained for more than six years suffering from unbearable and painful living and health conditions
An Arab Woman Blues - Reflections in a sealed bottle...: Iraq's Political Prisoners.
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