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Iraqi Dissident Laith Kubba Discusses the Aftermath of the Persian Gulf War.

Iraqi dissident Laith Kubba. Kubba is living in exile in London, where he heads an opposition group called the Democratic Reform Movement. Kubba discusses a meeting of Iraqi dissident groups that was held in December in Damascus.

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, January 16, 1992: Interview with Robert Wiener, Aziz Abu Hamad, and Abdullah Al-Nibari; Interview with Laith Kubba.
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The Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait: A Year Later.

We look back on the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait one year later:
1) CNN producer Robert Wiener (wee-ner). Wiener was executive producer in Baghdad for 5 months leading up to and including the beginning of the war. His book, Live From Baghdad, tells how Wiener worked with Iraqi officials to cover the war from inside.
2) We speak with Aziz Abu Hamad, senior researcher on Kuwait for Middle East Watch about the current state of human rights in Kuwait..

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Imagining a Post-Saddam Iraq

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Iraq emigre Laith Kubba, the leader of the London based group, "The Conference on Human Rights and Democracy in Iraq." He talks with Terry about planning for democracy in a post-Saddam era.

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Plotting a Course Toward a Stable Iraq

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