A relative holds a portrait of Iraqi Shiite Muslim cleric Fadel al-Assadi, as in the background other Iraqis search for their loved ones at a cemetery for political victims of Saddam's regime in Abu Ghraib, Iraq, April 29, 2003. Al-Assadi and his two sons were detained by Iraqi authorities in 1987; their remains were recovered this week after a list with the names of people executed during Saddam's rule was released.
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A relative holds a portrait of Iraqi Shiite Muslim cleric Fadel al-Assadi, as in the background other Iraqis search for their loved ones at a cemetery for political victims of Saddam's regime in Abu Ghraib, Iraq, April 29, 2003. Al-Assadi and his two sons were detained by Iraqi authorities in 1987; their remains were recovered this week after a list with the names of people executed during Saddam's rule was released.
