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FACTBOX-Sentences in trial of Saddam Hussein
05 Nov 2006 16:18:15 GMT
Source: Reuters

(Adds verdicts were unanimous)

Nov 5 (Reuters) - Following are the sentences handed down on Sunday to former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein and six co-defendants who were charged in connection with the killing and torture of hundreds of Shi'ite villagers after a 1982 assassination attempt in Dujail. An eighth defendant was freed.

The chief judge said all the verdicts and sentences were given unanimously by the five judges in the case.

* SADDAM HUSSEIN:

- DEATH BY HANGING for wilful killing

- 10 YEARS for deportation/forcible transfer of population

- 10 YEARS for imprisonment or other severe deprivation of liberty violating norms of international law

- SEVEN YEARS for torture

- ACQUITTED of charges relating to enforced disappearance of persons

- SEVEN YEARS for other inhumane acts of similar nature

* TAHA YASSIN RAMADAN:

- LIFE IN PRISON for wilful killing

- 10 YEARS for deportation/forcible transfer of population

- 10 YEARS for imprisonment or other severe deprivation of liberty violating norms of international law

- SEVEN YEARS for torture

- ACQUITTED of charges relating to enforced disappearance of persons

- SEVEN YEARS for other inhumane acts of similar nature

* BARZAN IBRAHIM AL-TIKRITI:

- DEATH BY HANGING for wilful killing

- 10 YEARS for deportation/forcible transfer of population

- 10 YEARS for imprisonment or other severe deprivation of liberty violating norms of international law

- SEVEN YEARS for torture

- ACQUITTED of charges relating to enforced disappearance of persons

- SEVEN YEARS for other inhumane acts of similar nature

* AWAD HAMED AL-BANDER:

- DEATH BY HANGING for wilful killing

* ABDULLAH KATHIM RUWAID, ALI DAYIH ALI AND MIZHIR ABDULLAH KATHIM RUWAID:

- 15 YEARS for wilful killing

- 10 YEARS for deportation/forcible transfer of population

- 10 YEARS for imprisonment or other severe deprivation of liberty violating norms of international law

- SEVEN YEARS for torture

- ACQUITTED of charges relating to enforced disappearance of persons

- SEVEN YEARS for other inhumane acts of similar nature

The terms are to be served concurrently.

* MOHAMMED AZAWI ALI

- RELEASED because of insufficient evidence, after prosecutors recommended that all charges be dropped.
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Iraq's Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki looks at pictures of residents believed to have been executed during the regime of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, at his office in the fortified Green Zone in Baghdad November 8, 2006. Family members of the deceased who brought the pictures met with Maliki. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY