Grim Outlook for Undocumented Women and Children in Iraq [Report]
About 45,000 children are currently lacking Iraqi-recognized civil identification that bars them from accessing basic rights.
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By Necessity or Design, Iraqi Women Launch Mosul Firms
Under the thumb of jihadist rule they were deemed minors - unable to do anything without permission from a father ...
‘Living Under a Black Sky:’ The Forgotten Cost of Conflict
Environmental pollution, an often overlooked consequence of conflict, threatens Iraq's the public health and future security.
Nadia Murad, Voice of Yazidis Who Still Can’t Return Home, Accepts Nobel Prize
Yazidi activist Nadia Murad, a survivor of Islamic State sex slavery, implored the global community to help free hundreds of ...
Vulnerable Children in Iraq Most Likely to Fall Behind, UNICEF Warns
Eighty percent of Iraqi children experience violence in or outside their homes, while the majority of poor children receive no ...
Syria’s Neighbors Fear Humanitarian Catastrophe as Assad Moves to Regain Idlib
Syria's neighboring states will do their best to offer new refugees the support they need but their capacity to provide ...
Iraq Parliament Elects Pro-Iran List Candidate as Speaker
Iraq's parliament elected pro-Iran candidates as the speaker and first deputy speaker, opening the way to the formation of a ...
Protests in Basra Give US Chance to Revise Iraq Policy
The fresh wave of protest in Iraq has provided the United States with an opportunity to re-enter the country’s political ...
Under Fire, Iraq PM Visits Basra After Deadly Violence
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi sought to ease tensions in Iraq's oil-rich south on Monday with a visit to Basra, rocked ...
Iraq Parliament to Meet After Protesters Torch Iran Consulate
Iraqi protesters on Friday torched the Iranian consulate in the southern city of Basra in fresh demonstrations over poor public ...
Displaced Iraqis Don’t Want to Leave Camps to Return Home
Many Iraqi IDPs do not seek to leave camps to return home anytime within the next three months, citing a ...
To Conquer Terrorism, Salafist-Jihadist Ideology Must be Defeated
While the caliphate has been disassembled and IS conventional military abilities defeated, the Salafist-jihadist ideology remains viable and intact in ...
Nationalist Cleric Sadr Wins Iraq Vote Recount
Nationalist Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr's alliance won Iraq's May parliamentary election according to a manual recount, the electoral commission said.
Pari Ibrahim: Without Justice, Yezidis Will Get Revenge
More than 3,000 Yezidi women and girls are still unaccounted for after the Islamic State attack in 2014 that left ...
Fate of the Yazidis Remains Unclear Four Years After Genocide
This month marks four years since the genocide of Yazidis on Mount Sinjar in Iraq, and while ISIS may have ...
Why is MEK Group So Unpopular Among Iranians?
Despite all the efforts, the exiled Iranian political-militant organization Mojahedin-e Khalqm's (MEK) remains unpopular among ordinary Iranians, Iranian dissidents, and ...
HRW Urges Probes into ‘Rampant’ Use of Torture in Iraq
Human Rights Watch called for investigations into the "rampant" use of torture against people arrested on suspicion of belonging to ...
Iraq Admits Holding ‘Terrorism’ Suspects for Months
An Iraqi security agency has admitted holding hundreds of "terrorism" suspects for months, Human Rights Watch said Sunday.
Facing High Unemployment, Mosul Residents at Risk of ‘Second Displacement’
A year after the Iraqi government reclaimed control of Mosul from the Islamic State, about a third of the city’s ...
Iraq’s Mosul Remains in Ruins a Year After Liberation from ISIS
One year after Mosul was retaken from the Islamic State, the Iraqi city remains in ruins. Over 380,000 people in ...
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