Australia, Britain and Spain will send their share of investigators and legal experts to Iraq to help in the trial of Saddam Hussein on war crimes charges.
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The countries had been asked to supply legal experts to join a team of up to 50 American lawyers, investigators and prosecutors who began leaving for Iraq at the weekend.
The group – to be called the Regime Crimes Adviser’s Office – will report to the Coalition Provisional Authority headed by US administrator Paul Bremer.
A US Justice Department official said investigators wanted to lay the groundwork for war crimes cases against Saddam and others that would eventually be turned over to Iraqi prosecutors.
