Reports 2021-03-22 Weekend curfew makes life harder for daily-paid masons Kirkuk illegally built neighborhoods await infrastructure projects Residents of houses illegally built in several neighborhoods of Kirkuk Northern Province ask for Kirkuk: The oil rich city sunk in garbage Sara Diler was watching news about tidiness campaigns in Kirkuk to sweep piles garbage Iraq's federal court law unties religious minorities Religious minorities in Iraqi Kurdistan region seek support of human rights commission to stop Minorities reject Iraq's federal court law Several members of Iraqi parliament and activists decry some articles of a law for Tens of Syrian families live on the streets of Kirkuk Khadija Shams fled war-torn Syria to Iraq but since six years she is leading Two “dodger facilitators” take 700,000 of Ezidi IDPs for visa service Two persons in Sharia settlement for displaced people receive USD700,000 from 12 Ezidi IDPs Church of Qaraqosh: Built by locals, burnt by ISIS, the Pontiff presents peace prayer Church of the Immaculate Conception (Al-Tahir al-Kubra) in Qaraqosh, Iraq was built by donations, Pope's Iraq Visit: A push for Christian IDPs toward home Christian community of Nineveh province are willing that following Pope Francis's visit to Iraq Air-ground operations against ISIS in the disputed territories Tens of ISIS hideouts destroyed and several militants killed in an air-land operation by Fate of children for Daesh sexual abuse undetermined Iraqi parliament has skipped two articles in the draft of the Yazidi female survivor’s Kirkuk medicine student asks for 100M compensation A student of college of medicine sued the University of Kirkuk in Iraq and Loose borders generate unrest in Shingal Hasan Khalaf delivers drinking water to the residents of Sinuny sub-district of Shingal district 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 23 24
