against the Kurdish Nation and humanity. These crimes can be collected by doing interviews.   

 

 

1.2 The victim's background

This woman was born in 1953. Approximately 20 of her relatives have been the victims of Anfal. 

1.3   The Interview.

  First of all, we informed the survivor about the purpose and aim of our visit and explained that his information will be used in our investigations and research and he agreed to do the interview. Our interview started with a few questions about the survivor's life before the incidents and their jobs and their income. After that, we asked him about the crimes of Anfal: what happened? How many people died? Where did it happen? 

The interview took more than an hour. Then he thanked us and believed that having a center like this is a great step towards identifying Anfal and other crimes that were committed against Kurdish.                                                         

2.1 The second interview

                              2.2 The victim's background

Our team interviewed another woman. She was born in 1953. Her husband, her brother and sisters have been victims of Anfal. She was one of the survivors of (Nugra Salman) prison and was imprisoned there for about 7 months.                                            

2.3 The interview                                                                           

She talked about all the suffering and hardship she witnessed and went through in that prison. In addition, her daughter talked to us as well. She mentioned that her husband was one of the victims of Anfal. But, she was able to escape with her children from the military place where they had been captured. At the end of the interview, they thanked us and appreciated our attempt for investigating the cases of Anfal and Genocide.