News 2019-06-09 Two farmers die in crop fire-related incident in Shingal Four people killed in bomb attacks in Iraqi disputed territories Four people were killed two others injured in bomb explosions in Kirkuk’s Hawija and Dubz districts Sixty thousand tons of Shingal farmers’ crops rescued from risk of loss The local administration in Shingal has been able to rescue an estimated 60 thousand tons of Remains of 138 Ezidi victims sent to Baghdad for forensic analysis The remains of 138 Ezidi victims exhumed from ten mass graves in Shingal (Sinjar)’s Kojo village KRG Office for Ezidi Abductees Affairs: 100,000 Ezidis have fled the country An estimated 100,000 Ezidis have fled the country since Shingal fell to the Islamic State (IS) Some 30 donums of wheat crop fields in Shingal set on fire Approximately 300 donums in Shingal (Sinjar) west of Mosul were set ablaze on Tuesday, as civil Relatives of Ezidi victims establish a council Relatives of Ezidi victims want through the establishment of a council to obtain their rights and Over 200 displaced Ezidi families deprived from government aid As many as 200 displaced Ezidi families currently settled on Mount Shingal (Sinjar) have been deprived Iraqi PM: The situation in Kirkuk requires cooperation between the federal government and the KRG Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi said that the diversity in Kirkuk province requires cooperation between the Iraqi parliament’s Security and Defense Committee calls for activation of federal forces and Peshmarga joint committees The Iraqi parliament’s Security and Defense Committee has stressed the need to fill the security vacuum Kirkuk hit by a string of deadly bombings At least 3 people were killed and 22 others injured in a string of attacks that Shingal students unable to participate in this year's ministerial exams Dozens of ninth and twelfth grade students in Shingal (Sinjar)’s Kurdish education schools were unable to US pledges US$ 17 million to provide job opportunities in Ninewa The US Representative for Minority Assistance Programs has reiterated that US$ 17 million has been allocated 1 2 ... 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 ... 48 49
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