Imagine that the court system in Iraq is viewed as unfair in the international eyes? Well why the hell should that system work when nothing else in the country works and, fine, call my a cynic but the fact that a death sentence came down for Hussein days before the mid-terms is a bit beyond suspect...
Nov. 20, 2006 - For more than a decade, numerous human-rights organizations have forcefully made the case that Saddam Hussein is guilty of crimes against humanity. So when his case was the first to be brought before the Iraqi High Tribunal, the court set up to try those considered responsible for decades of rights violations, it was no surprise the trial itself was considered a victory for rights advocates. So why then, when the former dictator was found guilty Nov. 5, would any of these same groups object?
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