Khuzai: Iraq still seeks to solve the problems of the remains of victims of the mass graves by the policies of the former regime

Tuesday, February 26, 2013 11:44




{Baghdad: Euphrates News} Deputy President of the Republic Khudair Khuzaie said Iraq still seeks to solve the problems of the remains of victims of Iraq, Iran, Kuwait and the victims of the mass graves by the policies of the former regime.

A statement by the Office of Khuzaie received and Euphrates News Agency {} on Tuesday that "Khuzaie met yesterday in Geneva on the sidelines of the session 22 of the Human Rights Council Director International Committee of the Red Cross International Peter Maurer where cross Khuzaie for his thanks to the International Red Cross for its efforts large to help the victims in the world and that his visit to the organization's office in Geneva in honor of the efforts of this organization. "

Khuzaie confirmed during the meeting the "need to find a link between the work of the Red Cross and Red Crescent-state and exchange of experiences between the two sides," and expressed "the hope that ending the tragedy of all peoples in the world."

For his part, Peter Maurer expressed his thanks and gratitude to Khazaee understanding of the work of the International Red Cross valuing Iraq's cooperation in the search for the remains of missing victims of war.

It is noteworthy that the former Iraqi regime carried out mass arrests and filtering mass of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis, particularly from residents of the north and the south, due to activity exhibitions which was effective in the two regions, and after the year 2003 discovered records and documents for liquidation carried out by the security services and the military of the former regime, as agencies continue current government and organizations and some parents found mass graves containing the remains of victims of the majority of civilians, women and children.

The Ministry of Human Rights, earlier, a {400} mass grave in Iraq were found after the fall of the former regime in 2003, pointing out that the ministry will not be able to open more than ten graves in the year because of the need to great efforts in the issue of exhumation and identify them. ended


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