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사담 후세인 교수형으로 사형 집행
lakepurity
2006-12-29
사담 후세인 교수형 집행
방금 CNN 보도에 의하면, 이곳 토론토 시간으로 밤
10시경에 사담 후세인, 전 이락 대통령의 사형이 교
수형으로 집행됐다고, 2개의 아랍어 뉴스미디어가
보도했다. 후세인은 이락 시간으로 토요일 아침 새
벽 6시경에 교수형에 처해졌다고 미국의 후원을 받
고 있는 Al-Hurra 테레비 방송이 보도했다.
사형이 집행돼기전, 항고심에서 원심데로 사형언도
를 한 판사 Munir Haddad 씨와, 현 이락 수상의 보
좌관으로 일하고 있는 Nuri-al-Maliki씨는 각각 후
세인의 사형 집행을 위한 모든 서류준비가 완료됐었
다고, 금요일 저녁늦게 확인해준바 있다.
"모든 절차는 완료됐다"라고 Haddad씨는 말했다.
자세한 내용은 아래 원문을 참조하십시요.
Hussein executed, Iraqi TV stations report
POSTED: 10:22 p.m. EST, December 29, 2006
BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Former Iraqi dictator
Saddam Hussein has been executed, according
to two Arabic language media outlets.
Hussein was hanged before dawn on Saturday
in Iraq, at about 6 a.m. (10 p.m. Friday ET), the
U.S.-backed Al-Hurra television reported.
Earlier, Munir Haddad, a judge on the appeals
court that upheld the former dictator's death
sentence, and an adviser to Iraqi Prime Minister
Nuri al-Maliki each confirmed the paperwork
needed for Hussein's execution had been
prepared late Friday.
"All the procedures have been completed,"
Haddad said.
At the same time, a U.S. district judge refused a
request to stay the execution. (Read U.S.
District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly's decision
(pdf))
Attorney Nicholas Gilman said in an application
for a restraining order, filed Friday in U.S.
District Court in Washington, that a stay would
allow Hussein "to be informed of his rights and
take whatever action he can and may wish to
pursue." (Read the court filing (pdf))
Haddad had called Gilman's filing "rubbish,"
and said, "It will not delay carrying out the
sentence," which he called "final."
Haddad also said there is no need for a
presidential decree for the implementation of
the execution.
He said once the handover is completed, "the
sentence will be carried out swiftly, without any
delay. God willing."
Haddad, who will attend the execution, said he
received a call from al-Maliki's office asking
him and a prosecutor to be ready for it. (Watch
what signs point to an imminent execution )
Hussein will be hanged along with two others,
Barzan Hassan and Awad Bandar. All were
convicted of killing 148 Shiite Muslims in the
Iraqi town of Dujail nearly 25 years ago. (Full
story)
Haddad wouldn't disclose the location of the
execution and said it won't be broadcast live on
TV because of human rights issues.
Meanwhile, Giovanni di Stefano, one of
Hussein's defense attorneys, told CNN the U.S.
military officially informed him that the former
Iraqi dictator has been transferred to Iraqi
authorities for his execution and that a
"credible source" told him Hussein will be
executed "very shortly -- in the next couple of
hours."
And di Stefano indicated that the move by
lawyers in the U.S. court could mean Hussein is
in U.S. military custody now.
"The United States may very well have had a
cause to effectively take him back in the event"
a judge "grants the temporary restraining
order, in which case his life would then be
spared at least for a period of time or until
such further order of the court," he said.
Giving Hussein to the Iraqis despite a
temporary restraining order would be contempt
of court, di Stefano said.
Conflicting reports These latest developments
come during a day of conflicting reports over
whether Hussein was in U.S. or Iraqi custody.
Throughout the day, U.S. officials have not
wavered in their stance that he remains in U.S.
custody. (Watch speculation fly about timing of
Hussein's execution )
There has been speculation that Hussein would
be executed before Eid Al-Adha -- a holiday
period that means Feast of the Sacrifice,
celebrated by Muslims around the world at the
climax of the hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
There is a belief that the execution could be
soon because the law does not permit
executions to be carried out during religious
holidays.
Eid begins Saturday for Sunnis and Sunday for
Shiites and lasts for four days. Hussein is a
Sunni Muslim.
Baha al-Araji, a member of the Iraqi parliament
from the Muqtada al-Sadr bloc, said the
government is seeking the "opinion of clerics,
both Sunni and Shiite, whether they can carry
out the death sentence against Saddam on
Saturday since it's the start of Eid."
"The clerics would issue a fatwa saying that due
to exceptional circumstances the death
sentence can be carried out," said al-Araji,
whose political movement represents Shiite
Muslims.
Sheikh Jalaleddin al-Saghir, who is both a Shiite
cleric and a parliament member from the
Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in
Iraq, said, "There is absolutely no problem from
a religious standpoint to carry out the death
sentence at the start of Eid."
Baghdad now is in its regular overnight curfew,
and Iraqi and U.S. troops are bracing for
protests and violence if an execution occurs.
(Watch what some Iraqis think will happen
when Hussein dies )
Ministerial aides said government officials have
been in "emergency meeting," and al-Araji
confirmed that officials were still debating
whether to execute the former Iraqi leader on
Saturday.
Gallows in Green Zone Al-Araji said the
scaffolding where Hussein is to be hanged is in
Baghdad's Green Zone, the center of power for
coalition officials.
He said he saw a judge, a cleric and a physician
at the site. According to Iraqi law, these people
have to be present at the execution.
"These people were told to remain there on
standby waiting for orders for the government,"
al-Araji said.
Al-Araji told CNN that he and other parliament
members and government officials have been
cleared to attend the hanging.
"I would have wished for this to happen in Sadr
City, where he has killed the most people," he
said.
If the hanging does occur on Saturday, it will
"most likely take place between 6 a.m. and
noon," he said. Those hours translate to 10
p.m. Friday and 4 a.m. Saturday in the Eastern
United States.
Speaking from Doha, Qatar, Najib al-Nuaimi,
one of Hussein's defense attorneys, said
Hussein's "fate definitely [is] in the hands of
God." (Full story)
Meeting with half-brothers Another defense
lawyer, Badie Aref, told CNN that Hussein met
with two of his half-brothers in his cell on
Thursday and passed on messages and
instructions to his family.
"President Saddam was just bracing for the
worst, so he wanted to see his brothers and
pass on some messages and instructions to his
family," Aref said. The half brothers who visited
were Sabawi and Wathban Ibrahim Hassan al-
Tikriti, he said.
Another of Hussein's half-brothers, Barzan al-
Tikriti, has been sentenced to death and is
being held in Iraq under the same charges as
Hussein.
Aref said the U.S. soldiers guarding Hussein on
Tuesday took away a radio he kept in his cell so
he could not hear news reports about his death
sentence, which was confirmed that day.
"They did not want him to hear the news from
the appeals court upholding the sentence," he
said. "They gave him back the radio on
Wednesday."
Aref said Saddam found out about the appeals
court verdict "a few hours after it was
announced."
Crimes against humanity Hussein was
convicted on November 5 of crimes against
humanity in connection with the killings of 148
people in the rown of Dujail after an attempt on
his life.
The dictator was found guilty of murder,
torture and forced deportation.
The Dujail episode falls within 12 of the worst
cases out of 500 documented "baskets of
crimes" during the Hussein regime.
The U.S. State Department says torture and
extrajudicial killings followed the Dujail killings
and that 550 men, women and children were
arrested without warrants.
CNN's Aneesh Raman, Arwa Damon, Ryan
Chilcote, Sam Dagher, Jomana Karadsheh and
Ed Henry contributed to this report.