Follow-ups 2020-02-13 Iraqi Supreme Court yet to determine dissolvement of provincial councils Aso's dream of Europe decays in the sea His mom is distressed and is weeping for her youngest son. She attempted to convince him not to immigrate to Europe. But he went and got lost in the waves... A nine year old Lawand, a shout that was never heard From a faraway village, a light eye and a yellow hair child, wearing torn clothes and suffering from a vulnerable body, yells on the wall of a school,... Tough competition between Al Jabouri and Al Ubaid tribes for power in Kirkuk Two of the biggest tribes in Kirkuk, Al Jabouri and Al Ubaid tribes are in tough competitions to establish their power and role in the governorate’s... Women hesitant to file sexual harassment complaints Sexual harassment widespread in Kirkuk There are some places in Kirkuk where women can hardly pass through without facing verbal or physical harassment, yet they still hesitate to file sexual... Actually, it was October 12th not 16th The troops under the command of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) surrendered their positions in Kirkuk to Iraqi forces without any resistance on... The dawn Duz Khurmatu’s Komari neighborhood fell The human rights violations that occurred during Iraqi forces’ attack on the town The Iraqi army’s attack on Duz Khurmatu claimed the lives of a number of civilians, meanwhile, houses and shops of ethnic Kurds were either looted or... When the guardian is corrupt A Kirkuk provincial council meeting has cost Iraqi government 3 billion IQD A meeting of the Kirkuk provincial council has cost the Iraqi government two billion and 451 million Iraqi dinars, in addition three million dinars for... The Peshmerga at the mercy of the political parties PUK collects forcible donations from members of Peshmarga joint brigades The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), backed by its internal regulations, is forcibly collecting donations from its supporters within the Peshmerga forces... Eve of Referendum: calm before storm An unexpected facebook post is almost leaving what Barzani had been doing to prepare for a referendum on Kurdsih independence go rack and ruin and the dream... Underage marriage: A troubling phenomenon threatening the society in Mosul 14-year-old Yamama from Mosul deep inside misses playing with her dolls, watching cartoons and going back to school, yet she is now forced to undertake the... Fear, giving birth to IS children, doctrinal change Grave challenges set back return of Ezidi women survivors Haunted by fear after spending years in Islamic State captivity, a significant number of Ezidi women and girls, still sheltered in a camp in Syria, are... Is there a future for Christians and religious minorities in Iraq? „We are very grateful for all the humanitarian aid we are receiving. But to return to Iraq or stay there, we need security and job opportunities. Who is... ‹ 1 2 ... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ›
