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BAGHDAD  Iraq and the United Nations signed a pact Sunday over 
a camp of Iranian dissidents, under which Baghdad will resettle them and 
provide security while the U.N. determines their refugee status.The deal on Camp 
Ashraf -- home to around 3,400 Iranians hostile to the regime in 
Tehran -- comes after Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki said his government 
would extend a year-end deadline for their removal from Iraq, AFP reported.The 
United Nations said in a statement that it and the government of 
Iraq had "signed [Sunday] a memorandum of understanding for a humanitarian and 
peaceful resolution of the situation of the residents" of the camp.It said 
Iraq will relocate them to a "transit location for a process of 
refugee status determination by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, a 
necessary first step for their resettlement outside Iraq."Iraq had committed to "ensure 
the safety and security of the residents at the new location," said 
the statement.U.
qi dictator Saddam Hussein allowed the rebel People's Mujahedeen to set up 
the camp during the war with Iran in the 1980s.When Saddam was 
overthrown in the U.S.-led invasion of 2003, the camp came under U.S. 
military protection, but American forces handed over security responsibilities for the site 
to the Baghdad authorities in January 2009.The camp has been back in 
the spotlight since a controversial April raid by Iraqi security forces left 
at least 34 people dead and scores injured.



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