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The Hill.TV, EPISODE 4



The Hill.TV, EPISODE 4

The Hill.TV-EPISODE 4:  Iran's legacy of torture and mass execution persists. Tahar Boumedra, the former UN human rights chief in Iraq, says there is "overwhelming" evidence that Iran engaged in a crime against humanity during the 1988 slaughter.

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