Reports 2023-05-21 Shingal (Sinjar) develops the “sweet” profession Human Rights Watch: Compensation for ISIS Victims Too little, Too Late Human Rights Watch HRW announced that the Iraqi authorities have failed to pay the financial compensation due to thousands of victims, mainly Ezidis... Al-Hol returnees to be reintegrated into local communities The Iraqi returnees who have been residing in Al-Hol camp in Syria, some of whom are known as "families of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)... With candles and olive branches, Chaldeans call for reconciliation The dispute between Cardinal Louis Raphael Sako, the head of Iraq’s Chaldean Church, and Rayan Kildani, the leader of the Babylon Movement, is becoming... Wadi explores Female Genital Mutilation FGM in middle and south of Iraq The German-Iraqi non-governmental organization NGO (WADI) has launched steps to transfer the experience of combating Female Genital Mutilation FGM from the... Kirkuk Education employs over 17,000 temporary lecturers The Directorate General for Education in Kirkuk Governorate is preparing to complete the procedures for permanent employment of over 17,000 lecturers hired... Nineveh Court of Appeal President: 63,000 compensation cases resolved The president of the Nineveh Court of Appeal declared they have approved more than 63,000 compensation claims, each worth receiving a cash amount not... Shingal (Sinjar): Street dogs attack 23 people during April Street dogs have attacked 23 people in different parts of Shingal district of Nineveh Province in the past three weeks, pushing the local administration to... Raid's Bakery: A tale of perseverance and hope Born in Tal Abta, Ninewa, 39-year-old Raid had always dreamed of owning his bakery. After the liberation of his town from the Islamic State of Iraq and... Shingal: PMF recruits locals for new brigade The paramilitary of Popular Mobilization Forces PMF intend to form a brigade from the people of Shingal (Sinjar), be deployed in the region. According to a... People of Hawija: Building blocks to recovery and resilience Under northern Iraq’s scorching sun, Hussein Jasim Mohammed powers through. At 34, his energy is at its peak. With a wheelbarrow, he transports mounds of... Article 35: Arabs and Turkmen support it, Kurds oppose it Arabs and Turkmen have expressed their opposition to the passage of the provincial council elections law, if the amendment removes Article 35, while Kurdish... Diyala: Special forces assigned by Prime Minister to impose security face political and tribal challenges The Iraqi Special Forces deployed by order of the Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia al-Sudani, continue their operations throughout Diyala province to... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 48 49 ›
