A Year After Unprecedented Iraq Protests, What Has Changed?
A year after Iraq's protest, with a new government in place and nearly 600 protesters killed, almost nothing has changed.
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Iraqi Protesters Face Off Against Cleric’s Followers
Anti-government demonstrators faced off against followers of influential cleric Moqtada Sadr in protest squares across Iraq Tuesday, a day after ...
Renewed Violence Against Iraq Protesters as TV Station Suspended
Two Iraqis were killed and dozens wounded in protest-related violence on Tuesday, as authorities suspended a television station which has ...
Iraqi Protesters Attack US Embassy Over Deadly Strikes
Iraqi supporters of pro-Iran factions attacked the U.S. embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday, breaching its outer wall and chanting "Death ...
‘This is My Sacrifice:’ Thousands Maimed in Iraq Protests
The staggering number is the latest burden for a country already struggling with one of the highest disability rates in ...
In Iraq Protests, Counting the Dead is a Dangerous Job
In Iraq, a network of rights defenders and medics have been documenting deaths in spire of a government gag order ...
Tentative Calm Returns to Iraq After Protests, But Political Crisis Persists
Iraq's parliament held its first session Tuesday after a week of anti-government protests that left dozens dead and sparked a ...
Iraqi Protesters Shun Politicians They Blame for Country’s Woes
Nesrine Mohammed, one of the few women among the protesters, said she wanted to dispense with the whole of Iraq's ...
Braving Live Fire and Tear Gas, Thousands Protest Across Iraq
Iraqi security forces fired live rounds on Wednesday to disperse new protests in the capital, amid calls for restraint from ...
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