Follow-ups 2026-08-04 War Forced Women to Become Breadwinners, but Government Support Remains Absent, Head of Nineveh's Women's Affairs Department Christian Land Disputes in Duhok Persist as Protesters Demand Justice Christians in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq have renewed their calls for justice over land they say has been confiscated or occupied for decades by political... Public safety and workplace harassment further discourage women, Siroud Mohammed Sroud Mohammed, Director of the Al-Amal Association in Kirkuk, discusses the key financial and labor-market challenges confronting Iraqi women. She explains... One Summon for Bahar Ali, Two Warnings for SocietySupporting Ban on Polygamy Leads to Criminal Charges Bahar Ali's phone rang on July 14. The caller was an officer from a police station in Erbil, capial of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq KRI, informing her that... End of Honeymoon: Kirkuk Administration Faces Backlash as Service Projects Stall The Kirkuk local administration is facing growing criticism from contractors and residents after hundreds of public service projects were suspended because... Kirkuk Provincial Council Member Clarifies Accountability Efforts, Status of 7,000 Job Positions Kirkuk Provincial Council member Raad Al-Saleh says the council is committed to promoting transparency and ensuring accountability across government... Nineveh Completes 145 Stalled Projects, Reconstruction and Return of Displaced Remain Hindered Nineveh Provincial Council member Mohammed Ahris says the province has completed around 145 previously stalled projects since the current local... Police Prepared to Assume Kirkuk Security Duties as Debate Continues Over Army's Future Role Kirkuk's police force says it is ready to take full responsibility for security across the province as part of the Iraqi Ministry of Interior's plan to... In Pursuit of High Yields and Government Targets, Farmers Bear Cost Farmers in the multi-ethnic, oil-rich Kirkuk province have taken to the streets to protest what they describe as unfair treatment of their crops in a... Kirkuk Ends Dog Culling, but Stray Dogs Still Face Slow Death Although authorities in Kirkuk have ended the practice of killing stray dogs, animal welfare concerns remain severe as hundreds of dogs in government... From Al-Rasheed Hotel to Kirkuk: 614-Day Battle for Power Just minutes of a Kirkuk Provincial Council meeting were enough to put an end to the conflicts and disputes that had lasted for a year and eight months, a... Shingal Residents Pay Twice: 170-Kilometer Journey, 100,000 Dinars for Single Stamp For many residents of Shingal district, completing an official government transaction means traveling 170 kilometers and spending more than 100,000 Iraqi... Kurdistan Region of Iraq: A Woman Is Killed Every Five Days In the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI), statistics indicate that, on average, a woman is killed every five days, raising serious alarm among women’s rights... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 24 25 ›
