"On 16 March every year since 1988, Kurds have gathered in the northern Iraqi town of Halabja to commemorate one of the worst atrocities of Saddam Hussein's regime: the gassing of some 5,000 of the town's residents." But on the anniversary of its commemoration, it was torched by angry protesters, including many relatives of those who had died in the gas attack. BBC
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