Hawre Azad – Diyala A female activist started to protest alone in Kahanqin, against the shortage of basic services in the town, calling on other people to join her. Akhals Majid headed to the town’s main square on 16 July, to voice her discontent against the shortage of the public electricity and drinking water. She […]
Narin Rostam Journalists and media outlets could not perform their task efficently once the internet shutdown occured in the disputed areas. From mid-14 July to 18 the internet access was no longer available in many areas, as the social media websites were blocked in all Iraq, including the Kurdistan region. The blockade was at a […]
KirkukNow As parliament’s tenure has expired, the Iraqi government cannot be monitored, while the country suffers from complications without any new legislation. The parliament’s tenure, per the instructions of the constitution, ended in July 2018, while the new parliament’s mandate is yet to begin due to the delay in approving election results. The manual […]
Ahmed Zaidi – Ninewa After a week of closure, the administration of Mosul decided to allow re-opening meat shops under the supervision of health department. In the mid of last week, meat shops were closed down in Ninewa province due to the Crimean-congo hemorrhagic fever as some cases of the illness were recorded in Ninewa. […]
KirkukNow The access to the internet is blocked in Kirkuk and other disputed areas, while only Social media has been blocked in Iraq and the Kurdistan region. KirkukNow learnt that no internet service is providing the internet in Kirkuk, Mosul, Diyala, Salahadin and some other provinces of Iraq, along with telecommunication companies as well. The […]
Hind Ahmed – Ninewa One year passed since the Islamic State (ISIS) was ousted in Mosul, but the city suffers from the residue of war in the form of debris, unburied bodies and lack of essential services. Last year in July, the Iraqi forces could end ISIS in Mosul, as they took over the city […]
KirkukNow Prominent figures of the Yazidi component seek five seats in the Kurdish parliament for the upcoming election, as a “temporary measure” until the implementation article 140 of the Iraqi constitution which deals with the administration of the disputed areas between Erbil and Baghdad. For that purpose, the prominent figures of Yazidis have formed a […]
Oxfam – KirkukNow One year after Mosul was retaken from ISIS, thousands of people are still unable to return home as parts of the city remain severely damaged and lack running water or electricity, Oxfam said today. Thousands more don’t feel safe to return – including families whose houses have been completely destroyed in the […]
Narin Rostam Uncle Majid’s worst fear came true when he was caught in a sham checkpoint of unidentified armed men. Many have been killed or abducted through such checkpoints, he recalled, and those who had survived lost all their wealth and belongings after a ransom payment. “I had some passports of the other people. When […]
Karwan Salhi – Shargat Not so long ago, Muhammad Badri used to search every corner and alley seeking Ashur’s father. To relieve some of his concerns, he wanted to use the help of some liquor, and it could only be done through Ashur’s father. Longer ago, he had to pass 125km to reach Tikrit for […]
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