List of Victims
| Name | Age | Nationality | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sérgio Vieira de Mello | 55 | Brazil | Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to Iraq |
| Nadia Younes | 57 | Egypt | Chief of Staff for Vieira de Mello |
| Fiona Watson | 35 | United Kingdom | Member of Vieira de Mello's staff |
| Jean-Sélim Kanaan | 33 | Egypt
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| Richard Hooper | 40 | United States | Senior advisor to the UN Under-Secretary-General for the Department of Political Affairs |
| Manuel Martín-Oar | 56 | Spain | Naval captain, assistant to the Spanish special ambassador to Iraq |
| Chris Klein-Beekman | 32 | Canada | UN Children's Fund's program coordinator |
| Reham Al-Farra | 29 | Jordan | Department of Public Information, Deputy Spokesperson |
| Martha Teas | 47 | United States | UNOHCI manager |
| Leen Assad Al-Qadi | 32 | Iraq | UNOHCI Information Assistant |
| Ranillo Buenaventura | 47 | Philippines | UNOHCI |
| Reza Hosseini | 43 | Iran | UNOHCI |
| Ihsan Taha Husein | 26 | Iraq | UNOHCI Driver |
| Basim Mahmoud Utaiwi | 40 | Iraq | UNOHCI Security guard |
| Raid Shaker Mustafa Al-Mahdawi | 32 | Iraq | United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC) |
| Gillian Clark | 47 | Canada | Christian Children's Fund |
| Arthur Helton | 54 | United States | Director of peace and conflict studies at the US Council on Foreign Relations |
| Dr. Alya Souza | 54 | Iraq | World Bank |
| Khidir Saleem Sahir | Iraq | Civilian | |
| Saad Hermiz Abona | 45 | Iraq | Working for a UN subcontractor |
| Omar Kahtan Mohamed Al-Orfali | 34 | Iraq | Driver |
Marilyn Manuel, a member of Vieira de Mello's staff from the Philippines, was originally listed as missing and presumed dead in the collapsed section of the building. However, she had been evacuated to an Iraqi hospital which did not notify the UN of her presence. Her survival was confirmed four days later.
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