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Salah Jmor

From the news reports:

Salah had left Iraq 25 years ago for Switzerland, where he earned a doctorate in international relations and eventually became a Swiss citizen.

For a decade, he represented Iraqi Kurds at the United Nations Office at Geneva. In 1988, he helped call the world's attention to Saddam Hussein's use of chemical weapons on Kurds in the northern Iraqi town of Halabja and the massacre of at least 100,000 Kurds in what is known as the Anfal campaign.

After the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, Salah Jmor was offered a post in the new Iraqi government. But he turned it down, preferring to remain in Geneva, where he was an associate professor at the Center for International and Comparative Programs of Kent State University of Ohio.

LAT 25 Jul 2005

Age 49
Sex Male
Occupation University professor
Nationality Iraqi-Swiss
Marital status Unrecorded
Parental status Unrecorded

Recorded in IBC incident c0232

Location: Mohammed Qasim highway, central Baghdad

Date: 28 June 2005