Reports 2026-04-25 First Prize for KirkukNow in Competition for Human Rights Reporting Kurds Seek 30% as Nineveh Council Delays Decisions on Posts Dozens of administrative positions remain under discussion within the Nineveh Provincial Council, as members work to distribute them among the province’s... PUK Reaches Agreement to Transfer Governorship to Turkmen The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) has reportedly agreed to transfer the Kirkuk governorship to the Iraqi Turkmen Front ITF as part of the local... Landmines Devastate a Village In the quiet village of Wilaghlu, located in the Sharbazher area of Sulaymaniyah northern prvovince, tragedy has left a lasting mark. Twenty-four years ago,... After Fifty Years, Khalil Returns to His Ancestral Land Khalil Ashraf, a farmer from the village of Mohammed Shirbag in the western Khanaqin district, stands beside the Alwan River irrigating a large stretch of... Yanar’s Final Call Before Her Assassination: Stop Impunity Just one day before she was killed, Iraqi women’s rights advocate Yanar Mohammed urged authorities to end the culture of impunity, particularly for those... Baghdad–Kirkuk Package: Arabs, Turkmen Push to Regain Governorship from Kurds The Progress Party considers the issue of reclaiming the Kirkuk governorship part of a broader political package tied to the formation of Iraq’s federal... “Dull Razors" Violate Law, Threaten Women A German-Iraqi non-governmental organization NGO, with nearly two decades of experience combating female genital mutilation FGM in the Kurdistan Region of... Ezidis Fear “Demographic Shifts” in Khanke and Sharia An Ezidi (Yazidi) political group has raised alarms over what it describes as potential “demographic changes” in two mainly Ezidi-populated areas of Duhok... Will the Dream of Migration Fade?Kurdistan Regional Government: Germany Plans to Deport 20,000 Iraqis, Mostly Ezidis For years, Salim Badal held onto the hope of starting a new life in Europe. That dream, however, was short-lived, ending with his forced return from... Laws in Favor of Ethnic-Religious Groups Yet Environment Remains Unwelcoming Hate speech, forced displacement, and the weak enforcement of legislation are among the most pressing issues confronting these communities. As a result,... Lajan’s Unrest Continues to Intensify as Tensions Rise Heavy Weapons Deployed at Night Demonstrations sparked in a village of Erbil, capital of the Kurdistan Region of Iraqi KRI, have now spread to neighboring areas. As the protests grew,... Christian, Ezidi, Sabi’a Votes Doubled The nine candidates who captured Iraq’s minority quota seats collectively received more than 121,000 votes—nearly double the number cast for several... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 56 57 ›
