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A Hard Look at Iraq Sanctions

Cortright, David | December 3, 2001 issue

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The humanitarian disaster resulting from sanctions against Iraq has been frequently cited as a factor that motivated the September 11 terrorist attacks in the U.S. Islamic fundamentalist Osama Bin Laden himself mentioned the Iraq sanctions in a recent tirade against the U.S. Critics of US policy in Iraq claim that sanctions have killed more than a million people, many of them children. Changing American policy in Iraq is an urgent priority, both for humanitarian reasons and as a means of addressing an intensely felt political grievance against the U.S.

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SANCTIONS (International law); ECONOMIC policy; INTERNATIONAL law; SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001; IRAQ; UNITED States
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