Claims in Conflict:
Reversing Ethnic Cleansing in Northern Iraq
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I. Summary 
II. Recommendations
III. Background: Forced Displacement and Arabization of Northern Iraq
The Mass Displacement of the mid-1970s
The Repopulation of the North with Arab Tribes
The 1991 Gulf War and its Aftermath
IV. Legal Standards
Forced Population Transfers as a Crime Against Humanity
Human Rights Provisions Relevant to Forced Transfer
The Right of Forcibly Displaced Persons to Return to their Home, or be Compensated for their Losses
The Need for Fair and Impartial Procedures and the Rights of Secondary Occupants
V. The 2003 Iraq War and its Aftermath
VI. Reversing Arabization of Kirkuk
VII. The Role of the International Community
The Security Crisis in Iraq and Its Impact on the Property Reform Process
August 2004 Vol. 16, No. 4(E)