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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2003

Page

10

Daughters of Saddam Hussein Seek Asylum in Jordan

Raghad and Rana Saddam Hussein, along with their nine children, arrived in Amman where King Abdullah II granted them humanitarian sanctuary. Officials note the sisters had lived modestly in Baghdad since their father’s ouster and are not believed to be involved in crimes tied to his regime. Their brothers were killed in 1996 and 1997.

Amman Jordan Saddam Hussein Abdullah II Raghad Saddam Hussein Rana Saddam Hussein Baghdad Nabil al-Sharif Associated Press Saddam Iraq Odai Qusai U.S Al-Sharif Jamal Kamel Sajida Khairallah Telfah Hala Kamal Mustafa Abdallah Sultan al- Tikriti Izzi-Din Mohammed Hassan al- Majid Raghad Rana Britain Tony Blair Ashargq Al-Awsat Hussein Kamel Saddam Kamel Andrew and Patrick Cockburn

West African leaders pledge first troops to Liberia

West African leaders, pushed by the United States, vow to deploy the first peace force to Monrovia within days. A 10 member advance team including one U.S. representative is welcomed by crowds in the capital as Obasanjo and others pledge troops by Monday and plans to remove President Taylor within three days.

Liberia Monrovia United States West Africa U.S Olusegun Obasanjo Charles Taylor

Fujimori vows political comeback amid extradition bid

Former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori, facing a Japan extradition request, dismisses murder charges as baseless and says he plans to return to lead a new political party. He fled Peru in 2000 amid a corruption scandal and now holds Japanese citizenship.

Peru Tokyo Alberto Fujimori Fujimori Japan Associated Press

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