Follow-ups 2022-12-13 How KirkukNow covers Iraq's disputed territories? Impunity: motivator for continuous assassinations, violence against Journalists in Iraqi Kurdistan Region “There’s a popular proverb that says, ‘if the perpetrator is not found, the authorities are involved,’” replied journalist Asos Hardi in response to a... Reject Corona vaccination yet pay for its card Hazhar Qader, a 51-years-old resident of the Kifri district of the Garmian administration, and an employee in one of the government departments paid 60,000... Paramedic volunteers during Covid-19 pandemic: Ministry of Health was "unfaithful Shano regrets volunteering to work at hospitals fighting coronavirus after losing her mother due to Covid-19 infection. On the eve of the outbreak,... Sudani’s agenda includes Article 140, Shingal agreement, joint force for Kirkuk The formation of a high committee to implement Article 140 of the constitution about the disputed territories between Baghdad and Erbil, the implementation... Teenage girls: main victims of cyberbullying Girls under the age of 18 are the key victims of cyberbullying in Kirkuk province, as the cases are on the rise, along with the high demand on internet by... Witchcraft, Planet Worship, and Impurity: deceptively negative stereotype portrayal of Mandeans Samar Nabil did not expect her closest friend to leave her one day and leave behind all their memories just because she knew that Nabil was a follower of... No elections held on time in three-decade old Iraqi Kurdistan Region Since the establishment of the semi-autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan Region (IKR), no elections have been held on its legally set dates. The delays have ranged... Security concerns limit activities of NGOs in Raperin Few international and local non-governmental organization NGOs have activities and projects in different areas of Raperin administration, due to armed... Rehab: joyful amusement park turned into abandoned junkyard “Even now, when I pass by Rehab, I got thrilled by the excitement we got there in my childhood,” said Diler Nuri, a taxi driver in Kirkuk. He talks... 30,000 applicants compete for 1,000 temporary state vacancies Over 30,000 graduates and postgraduates in Kirkuk province have filled out applications for 1,000 job opportunities, which are scheduled to be employed on... Kirkuk women burn twice Nadia resorted to self-immolation because of the violence and misery of her life, but she became even more devastated and could not regain her rights... Syriac education vanishing in Iraq There are only four Syriac schools in all Christian areas of Ninewa, but few families send their children to school there and fear for their future. Anas... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 18 19 ›
