The Halabja Martyrs Monument is a symbol of memory and a memorial to the victims of the 1988 chemical attack. It houses a museum containing documents, photographs, and personal belongings related to the crime.rnrn• Time of the attack: On March 16, 1988, the Ba'ath regime's warplanes bombed the city of Halabja.rn• Types of weapons: Mustard gas, Sarin, Cyanide, Tabun, and VX were used.rn• Victims: More than 5,000 civilians were martyred, and approximately 7,000 to 10,000 people were injured.rn• Recognition as Genocide: The Iraqi High Criminal Court recognized the crime as genocide on February 28, 2010, and the Iraqi Parliament approved it on March 17, 2011.