Reports 2023-07-22 “There’s not even 1% chance that Kurdistan will have a national army,” senior commanders Water Scarcity Distresses Part of Kirkukis Residents of several neighborhoods in Kirkuk are suffering from lack of water and some of them have not received drinking water for more than a month, while... Reigniting young Iraqis’ passion for sports and the arts In the heart of Muqdadiya town in eastern Iraq lies the Bani Saad Youth and Sports Forum. Established in 1986, this youth centre in Diyala has evolved over... Part of Sunni Arabs Unable to Return to Shingal (Sinjar) The religious components in the multi-ethnic district of Shingal (Sinjar), Ninewa province, find themselves facing a pending problem represented by the... Empowering rural communities toward resilience in Iraq Salah al-Din Governorate lies in the center of Iraq, north of Baghdad, with a significant portion of residents engaged in agricultural activities.... Khanaqin: Relatives of Dead Pay for Transfer of Bodies to Forensic Medicine When Hiro Amin's sister, a girl from Khanaqin, drowned in June 2022 and her body was taken to the district hospital, the body was not returned to the family... Sulaymaniyah's “vital” intersection project: only 42% achieved Less than half of the project of Sulaymaniyah entrance, Bakhi Bakhtiari intersection, the main road connecting Sulaymaniyah to most Iraqi provinces, while... Garmian IDPs refuse to return, prefer to integrate with host community "Where should I go back to? Our house has been flattened with the land, and its not safe for me," said Tahsina Muhammad, a displaced woman residing in Qora... Kirkuk Political Parties at Odds over Electoral Commission for 18 Years The Arab, Kurdish and Turkmen political parties in Kirkuk have been in conflict for 18 years over the administration of the independent High Election... Khadija: First woman Mukhtar in Kirkuk “The work of the Mukhtar gives us strength. We women can do that too,” said Khadija Ahmad, 54, who became the Mukhtar of two neighborhoods for the first... Shingal (Sinjar) develops the “sweet” profession About 100 beekeepers in a district of Ninewa province managed to produce 10 tons of honey last year, calling on the government to help them to develop the... 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)... ‹ 1 2 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ... 50 51 ›
