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IRAQ-PEOPLE-LIFESTYLE-POLITICS-PLAY
An actor wipes soap suds off a widow allowing the audience to watch four men playing classical music, the genre of music allegedly used in torcher sessions in Iraqi jails during the regime of the late president Saddam Hussein, as actors perform a political play entitled 'Death and the Virgin' at the Jad Theater in central Baghdad on June 8, 2008. The play written by Ibrahim Hanoun recounts the revenge demanded by the wife of a minister in the 'new Iraq' following her rape while in prison under the regime of Saddam Hussein. Her minister husband insists that the law will deal with the rapist who was her jailer, emphasizing that all Iraqis should unit and forgive the chaos and sectarian blood shed that has taken place since the US-led invasion on Iraq in April 2003. AFP PHOTO / AHMAD AL-RUBAYE
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Baghdad, IRAQ |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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Ahmad AL-RUBAYE |
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8 Iunie 2008 |
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2887 x 2043 (939.26 KB) |
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