Examples of using Halabja in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Halabja massacres.
Some of the gas victims included Iranian Revolutionary Guards,who had entered Halabja to accept the surrender of the Iraqi garrison.
Halabja Factory.
UNOPS has restarted prosthetic centres in Diana and Halabja using existing stocks and will shortly open a centre in Dahuk.
The Diana and Halabja prosthetic workshops have been reopened, and both are producing protheses at full capacity.
However, the representatives of the international media,invited by the Iranian Government to visit the Halabja area, filled to some extent the gap.
The Halabja Water Project.
During the second day of the battle, according to the Pentagon reconstruction, an indeterminate number of Iranian chemical bombs andshells were dropped on Halabja…".
Halabja massacre Is a heinous crime against humanity and General Kurds private, Where he used chemical weapons During the bombing of Halabja area in.
The CIA altered its position radically inthe late 1990s and cited Halabja frequently in its evidence of weapons of mass destruction before the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
A court in Halabja sentenced Halabjaee to prison for writing that the prophet Mohammed had 19 wives, married a 9-year-old when he was 54 years old, and committed murder and rape.
The court ruled that Saddam committed genocide against the people of Halabja; this was the first time the Halabja attack was described as an act of genocide in a court ruling.
In our area it would be impossible to forget the chemical weapons that have been used in wars by more than one State in the region;Iraq has even used such weapons against its own Kurdish citizens in Halabja.
Halabja Stadium(Arabic: ملعب حلبجة) is a multi-purpose stadium in Halabja, Northern Iraq.[2] It is currently used mostly for football matches and serves as the home stadium of Halabja SC.
It marked the fruition of an endeavour that was galvanized by the horror triggered by the use of chemical weapons in the Great War and thereafter,including during the Iran-Iraq war and the killing fields of Halabja.
The regime scared the land of Iraq with mass graves anddried the fertile landscape of the Marshes to repeat their crimes of Anfal and Halabja. We need all your voices to be strong and loud against the killings and destruction.”.
Iranian War Ministry officials presented 28 Iraqi Army officers in a separate news conference, including two officers who said they have witnessedIraqi warplanes drop chemical bombs on Halabja on 16 March.
Gen. Nather Hussein Mustafa, the second-ranking officer captured during the northern offensive,said he was three miles from Halabja when planes dropped the bombs, which sent up a white cloud of poisoning gas.
Halabja survivors said in interviews that they were certain the gas attack was launched from an Iraqi warplane because it came after the battle for the city was over and Iraqi ground forces had withdrawn or surrendered.".
A number of other districts have come forward with similar requests, including Halabja in Suleymaniya, Tal Afar in Ninewa, Sadr City in Baghdad, Rifai in Thi-Qar, Zubair in Basra and Sowaira and Aziziya in Wassit.
A considerable number of those affected had been civilians."(S/19823 of 25 April 1988 para. 54 a) Therefore,the UN investigations into the tragic chemical attack on Halabja remained largely inconclusive.
UNOPS funds and supervises two prosthetic limb centres, one in Halabja and the other in Diana, which treated 686 patients, provided 198 prostheses and 40 walking aids during the reporting period.
It is also the case that many reports and studies published since 1988 have confirmed the use by Iran of chemical weapons in its war of aggression against Iraq. We can refer, in particular, to a 1990 report of the Institute of Strategic Studies, which confirmed that it was Iranianbombardment with chemical weapons that killed the civilians in Halabja.
The deadly attack on Halabja occurred on 17 March 1988 in the wake of attacks by Kurdish guerrillas on the Iraqi army in the region and cynically meant to punish the Iraqi Kurdish population for their opposition to the Iraqi regime.
Regrettably, in the absence of military, ammunition and chemical experts, who might have concentrated onidentifying the party that committed the barbaric crime in Halabja and elsewhere, the one-member UN team confined itself to clinically examining patients and concluding that in" Iran I was able to determine that patients had been affected by chemical weapons.
The two prosthetic centres in Halabja and Diana have produced and fitted 285 prostheses, provided physiotherapy for 671 patients, prosthesis maintenance for 95 patients, 69 walking aids to patients and treated 1,192 patients for injuries related to mine accidents.
She began studying at the Faculty of Education of Dicle University in 1978 but was arrested in 1980 and was imprisoned in the Diyarbakir Prison for two years. According to her own account, she had to stay in the dog kennel of the prison warden for two months because she refused to stand up in his presence.[3] She began studying journalism at Ege University, Izmir, in 1986. On the 16 March 1988 she wasarrested while protesting Saddam Hussein's attack on Halabja.
Post starting of rehabilitation of the country and the increase of number and size of construction projects, in which Halabja Group had noteworthy share, we preferred to be a part of basic reconstruction materials provider and a rib in operating such process within the frame of Halabja Group activities.
In December 2007, Halabjaee was convicted in absentia in Iraqi Kurdistan for the crime of blasphemy.[15]A court in Halabja sentenced Halabjaee to prison for writing that the prophet Mohammed had 19 wives, married a 9-year-old when he was 54 years old, and committed murder and rape.[16] Halabjaee remains in Norway. The sentence states that he will be arrested upon his return to Iraqi Kurdistan.
The Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran in a number of letters dated between 17 and 24 March 1988 informed the Secretary-General that chemical weapons had been used on a large scale by Iraq against Iranian military personnel and civilians as well as against Iraqi Kurdish areas, including Halabja, resulting in large number of casualties, and requested the dispatch of a mission to investigate them. i In these letters Iran reported that around 5000 Kurdish people of Halabja were killed and more than 7000 were chemically affected.