PAYING THE PRICE: KILLING CHILDREN OF IRAQ PART 3 OF 4
-Reviews-
"A profoundly unsettling programme."
The Financial Times
"John Pilger goes some way towards showing just how rotten modern foreign policy is, with a typically shocking and thorough investigation." The (London) Independent
"Pilger paints a gut-churning picture of a society "condemned to a slow death", with 4,000 children dying each month, malnutrition commonplace, medicine hard to obtain, depleted uranium shells from the Gulf War still not cleaned up, and British and American air strikes continuing."
The (London) Sunday Times
"This timely and powerful documentary reveals the hidden side of the sanctions imposed on Iraq by the UN and the horrifying and irreversible effect on the Iraqi people, especially children, over the last ten years."
Abbas Mehdi, Professor of Organization and Sociology, St. Cloud State University
"Paying the Price is essential viewing if one of your course objectives is to increase your students' awareness of global issues, of fundamental human rights violations, or of the power of nations to legitimate the oppression and killing of innocent people in another."
Teaching Sociology (Magazine)
