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| In the Kurdish-controlled village of Halabja, Dr. Bakhtiar Faiq talks with a boy who suffers from a form of neurological damage. The boy sits in a makeshift stationary wheelchair outside of his family's house. Dr. Bakhtiar Faiq believes the boy's paralysis is a birth defect caused by the chemical attack on Halabja. | |
| Richard Sennott | |
| Star Tribune | |
| Published March 10, 2003 | |
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