Reports 2021-01-02 Life comes back to Tal Afar Tiny fraction of Ezidi, Turkmen war victims compensated After years of displacement, returnee Turkmen and Ezidi IDPs complain about the compensation from the government Parliamentary committee to investigate landownership dispute in Kirkuk In front of the closed door of a room, tens of Kurdish and Arab farmers wait No political support for turning Kirkuk province into a federal region None of the political parties that represent the different ethnic and religious components of Kirkuk support Despite promises, tiny fraction of returned Ezidi IDPs receive compensation After leaving the camps for the displaced, thousands of Ezidi families are still to receive the Women flock to illiteracy eradication centres Mothers have always been eager to learn; writing with one hand, and holding their children with Minority within minority: Shingal’s Christians unable to return When ISIS militants blew up their homes and torched their churches, the Christians of Shingal lost Food prices in Kirkuk skyrocket Prices of consumer goods across Iraq have risen sharply in the past few days after news Volunteer group provides Corona patients with oxygen Ali al-Izzi came up with an idea to form a volunteering group to get oxygen to Kaka’is in rural Kirkuk don’t get needed medical care Kaka'i villages in Kirkuk province lack health services. Many who are infected with the COVID-19 virus KDP, PUK exchange of accusations killing protester The father of a slain youth (Shivan Muhammad) in Kifri has filed a legal complaint, while Should mother free, children grow up in freedom: Samira Karimat A contrarian woman, Samira has spent her life working for social progress and diminishing restrictive social Family of slain protestor seeks justice The displaced child who was injured is under intensive medical care. And the relatives of the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 18 19
