Ron G Manley

Ron Manley was born in Cornwall, United Kingdom. He joined the Ministry of Defence in 1960, and worked there for over thirty years in a range of fields related to the development of effective defensive measures against the use of chemical weapons. From 1991-94 he served with the UN commission in Iraq responsible for the technical oversight of Unscoms operations. From 1993-2001, he worked at the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), ultimately as director of its verification division (2000- 2001).

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Iraq and chemical weapons: A view from the inside

Published on: 6 July 2016

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In an interview originally published in 2003, Ron G Manley talks to openDemocracy about Iraq's alleged weapons of...
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Destroying Syria’s chemical weapons

Published on: 6 October 2013

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The expert responsible for chemical weapons destruction operations in Iraq from 1991-94 takes a look at the...
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The chemical-weapons ban: test of practice

Published on: 26 April 2007

Written by: Ron G Manley All articles by Ron G Manley
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The Butler report: where did Iraqs weapons go?

Published on: 20 July 2004

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The Iraq weapons report: a review

Published on: 8 October 2003

Written by: Ron G Manley All articles by Ron G Manley
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Iraq and chemical weapons: a view from the inside

Published on: 9 July 2003

Written by: Ron G Manley All articles by Ron G Manley

Why was a warlord allowed to sue a British journalist?

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