The Regay Kurdistan newspaper reported that the human...

The Regay Kurdistan newspaper reported that the human rights office of the Iraqi Communist Party declared the deaths of 18 citizens executed by the regime. The report stated that that a few weeks ago the regime in Baghdad executed a group of 13 people whom it accused of working for the opposition. It listed the victims as Hatim Husayn Mish'al, Farhan Qasim Husayn, Dawud Ali Awni, Basim Ali Wa'il, Nasir Muhsin Jawad, Ubayd Husayn Hasan, Khaz'al Ibrahim Naji, Mahmud Wadi Salman, Abbas Makki Hatam, Salman Muhsin Aba, Ra'd Makki Farhan, Qays Ali Ubayd, Riyad Hisa Adil.
The report also indicated that five other citizens were executed by the regime in July 2002 on charges of working for the Islamic resistance. Their names were: Fadil Mirud Khaya Al-Hamdani, Salah Jabir Al-Hamdani, Falah Jabir Al-Hamdani, Jasim Ahmad Al-Hamdani, Ali Jawad Al-Haydari.
The families of the 18 executed were asked to pay 75,000 dinars, being told that the money was for those who carried out the executions.