News Last night in Kirkuk, man kills his sister, another his teenage son A man killed his sister by strangulation in Kirkuk last night (17 September) and then surrendered A number of mosques to hold Friday congregation prayers, violating government instructions A number of mosques will be holding Friday sermons and congregation prayer today (18 Spetember 2020), Baghdad issues travel ban and court summons orders for former and interim governors of Kirkuk Iraq’s Federal Commission of Integrity has issued orders for Kirkuk’s former Governor Najmadin Karim and the Report Abandoned guest worker from Sierra Leone claims she was beaten and her passport withheld Hoping to earn an income to sustain a life for herself and her two daughters, 27-year-old Zanqr, Kaka’i village on the verge of desolation The village of Zanqr used to be among the bustling Kaka’i villages. Lack of security (until Land ownership disputes between Kurds and Arabs remain unresolved For three years, the village of Palkana has been among the places where tension and conflict Follow-ups Controversy surrounds the burning of official documents in Halabja On a sweltering August afternoon in Halabja, dozens of people gathered at a dilapidated roundabout in The economic participation of Iraqi women is among the lowest in the world The economic participation of Iraqi women is among the lowest in the world. About 90% of Six years after the genocide fate of 2887 Yazidis still unknown Hala Safil escaped ISIS three years ago, but she still lives with the bitter memories of
