Iranian victims of former Iraqi dictator’s chemical attacks sue key suppliers
Farzaneh Ashoorioun
Press TV, Tehran
Nearly four decades have passed since the regime of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein carried out chemical attacks against Iranians. Some of the victims of those attacks have filed a lawsuit against two Dutch companies for supplying that regime with chemical weapons during its imposed war on Iran during the 1980s. A meeting was held in the Tehran Peace Museum to pursue the case.
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