41.   But the United States has taken a harder line, demanding that Iraq also comply with non-weapons resolutions like returning Kuwaiti prisoners and respecting human rights.

42.   But Washington and London maintain it must also meet other UN demands including the return of Kuwaiti prisoners and goods stolen in the war.

43.   But Washington wants Iraq to also release Kuwaiti prisoners, return stolen goods to the emirate and respect human rights.

44.   The others cover the release of Kuwaiti prisoners, war reparations and respecting human rights.

45.   The United States has taken a harder line, demanding Iraq comply also with non-weapons resolutions on human rights and Kuwaiti prisoners.

46.   These include the return of Kuwaiti prisoners and respect for human rights in Iraq.

47.   Washington, backed by London, is opposed to any easing of sanctions until Iraq has complied with all UN resolutions, including the release of Kuwaiti prisoners.

48.   Meanwhile, Hassan told Al-Hayat that Iraq held Kuwaiti prisoners after the Gulf War but did not specify whether they were still being detained.

49.   Other resolutions relate to the release of Kuwaiti prisoners and the restitution of Kuwaiti property seized during the Iraqi occupation.

50.   Sheikh Mohammad did not identify the Kuwaiti prisoner.