The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT1) BARDA QARAMAN, Iraq -- Aug. 10, 2002 -- IRAQ-MINORITIES -- Omar Osman Siddiq, standing, with his wife, Shukria Khaled, and six of their eight children at the Barda Qaraman refugee camp in northern Iraq. The family's deportation to the Barda Qaraman refugee camp followed their rejection of Decree 199, a presidential order issued by Iraq's leader Saddam Hussein to reinforce a population policy that is Iraq's equivalent of ethnic cleansing. The Siddiqs are Kurds, the predominant ethnic group in northern Iraq, and Decree 199, proclaimed last year, lays down a procedure known as "nationality correction." It gives Kurds and other minorities the chance to avow that they "mistakenly" registered themselves as non-Arabs and that they wish to reclaim their Arab origins. (John F. Burns/The New York Times)
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