Follow-ups 2020-09-08 Controversy surrounds the burning of official documents in Halabja The economic participation of Iraqi women is among the lowest in the world The economic participation of Iraqi women is among the lowest in the world. About 90% of Six years after the genocide fate of 2887 Yazidis still unknown Hala Safil escaped ISIS three years ago, but she still lives with the bitter memories of Turkish bombardments add to Iraqi Christians misfortunes: Dozens of families displaced and 10 churches closed In less than a month, dozens of Christian families at the Iraq-Turkey border region A nightmare for girls: child marriage Teenager Ahlam was married off and was forced to leave school. She tried hard Nasiriya: 'promise the revolution will be back' if demands not met Abu Ahmad, who is in his 50s, is sitting down in front of his Kirkuk: New electoral commission office escalates tensions between ethnic groups The new changes inside the Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) office in Kirkuk opens an old Three Iraqi women: from marginalization to leadership Three Iraqi women plan to carry out long-term changes from the root, Haba, Nasima Turkmen language in Tal Afar is on the edge of extinction “It is very unfortunate that the community does not know the mother tongue,” said Religion involvement in Iraqi elections is inevitable It’s election time. Propaganda is everywhere, posters of candidates are even hung on the Safa Salah: I am a human rights activist and the voice of IDPs should be heard “My awareness originated from the era of sectarianism, when people killed each other for Iraqi women lose their role in the new government with only holding a minister The Iraqi politicians frequently insist on the fact that women are half of society The Feyli Kurds pay the price for their ethnicity and sect The Feyli Kurds, as members of an Iraqi minority community, have struggled for decades 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
