Reports 2020-10-09 Turkmen women: neglected victims of ISIS Pandemic obstructs homeland visit for Kaka’i expat Saman After suffering numerous misfortunes in Iraq, including losing the ability to walk due to injuries sustained Returning to Sinjar and the struggle to provide mental health services This summer, many displaced Yazidi families returned to their places of origin in Sinjar, hoping to The dream to turn Slémani into a federal region On 6 September, in front of Sulaymania’s Sara centre, which was once the administrative hub for Six years after the atrocities: the Ezidi community in numbers Of the total 550,000 Ezidis, 310,000 are still displaced or have migrated. This is the consequence Kirkuk Agriculture Department ignores decree by Ministry of Justice Kirkuk’s Department of Agriculture refuses to abide by a decree from the Iraqi Ministry of Justice, Shingal’s displaced return to towns and villages lacking drinking water At least 10 settlements and 40 villages in Shingal District resort to tankers to get drinking Coronavirus stifles social and religious gatherings for Kaka’is “We would like it very much if we could once again visit our sacred places to Female journalists in Nineveh face social stigma and tribal restrictions “Doing journalistic work as a man in Nineveh is a very simple matter compared to when 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 Controversy surrounds anti-domestic violence resolution, which is soon to be debated at Iraqi Parliament Women and activists in Kirkuk are split into two camps of opponents and proponents of the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 15 16
