In September 1988 Iraq declared three amnesties: for army deserters, for certain economic and political offences, and for Egyptian nationals. The Egyptian-national amnesty explicitly excluded drug trafficking and premeditated murder, so drug traffickers remained outside the relief.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Iraq here.
References
- Amnesty International — Amnesty International Report 1989Iraq section, pp. 257–258.
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