Two jailed Americans freed in Iraq

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Iraq commuted the eight-year prison terms of US businessmen Barloon and Daliberti on Jul 16, 1995, after US Rep Bill Richardson made an appeal for their release. The move was seen by some policy experts as a conciliatory gesture by Iraq designed to get UN sanctions lifted.

Cases, Social policy, Economic sanctions, Sanctions (International law), Richardson, Bill (Canadian humorist), Daliberti, David, Barloon, William

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U.N. arms team in 'provocation' row

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Iraq refused to allow UN arms inspectors to investigate the offices of its ministries in Aug 1992. Pres Bush planned to use military force to ensure Iraq's compliance with disarmament but denied that the US had provoked the conflict.

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Iraq, U.N. reach compromise on arms search; U.S. inspectors barred from team

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Iraq agreed to allow UN inspectors to search a building for nuclear-arms-related evidence, but no evidence was found. Iraq and the UN agreed to prevent US inspectors from joining the inspection team.

Nuclear arms control

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