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Ali Hasan Al Majid Al Tikriti Chemical Ali — Part 1
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Date of transoription : O4/ 05/ 2004
On April 4, 2004, Ali Hasan Al-Majid (Black List_#5) was
interviewed at a niilitary detention facility at Baghdad
International Airport (BIAP), Baghdad, Iraq. The interview was
monitored by a representative of the military ic) a
Detainee Cell (JIDC). FBI Language Specialist (LS) b6
rovided Arabic/English translation. Al-Majid provided the bic
olIowing information:
Al-Majid was questioned regarding. a letter issued by the
Iraqi Ba'ath Party Northern Bureau Command, dated April 6, 1987,
signed by him. Al-Majid was not shown a copy of the document as
none was possessed by the interviewer. (This document is described
as letter S$ Sh/18/2396 in the Human Rights Watch Report (HRW)
report titled "Genocide in Iraq: The Anfal Campaign Against. the
Kurds," dated July, 1993. It is referenced on page 13 and in
footnote 41 of the Prelude to Anfal section of the report.)
According to the HRW report and as read to Al-Majid by the
interviewer, the letter states the following, "By the authority
vested in us by the Revolutionary Command Council's decree number
160 of March 29, 1987, we have decided to authorize the chairmen of
the security committees in the. northern governates to confiscate.
the real and personal property of the saboteurs, ‘provided that
their properties are liquidated within one month of the date of the
issuance of the confiscation decree."
Al-Majid acknowledged giving such authority to the
security committees, but does not remember the details. The
confiscation discussed applied to money as well as real’ property.
However, Al-Majid stated the authority for this order was not based.
on Revolutionary Command Council (RCC) decree number 160. It was
based on a separate RCC decree which authorized the confiscation of
funds and property of individuals who worked against the Iraqi
government as saboteurs. (Al-Majid stated in a previous interview
that saboteurs was a term used by the Iraqi government to describe
Kurdish rebels.) This decree also authorized the confiscation of
the funds and property of individuals in the Da'wa Party. These’
two: categories: of individuals were considered to be hostile or
anti-Iraqi government political forces.. Al-Majid does not remember
the number or date of the other RCC decree.
| Investigation on 04/04/2004 a Baghdad, Iraq .
File # 315R-HOQ-1448534 ~ 9¢. Date dictated 04/05/2004
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