Follow-ups 2024-08-16 Opposition Front in Kirkuk Resort to JudiciaryWhat Happened in Baghdad was "Treason", Rakan al-Jubouri Diyala Local Administration FormedDawn of Baghdad Meeting The Diyala provincial council has finally resumed its regular sessions after 179 days of debate and a turbulent night in Baghdad, during which the... Faith or Bureaucracy: A Christian Woman’s Struggle with Iraq’s ID Laws Evelyn Joseph Ninu, aged 33, is facing a legal dilemma where she must decide between embracing Christianity or obtaining an Iraqi national card as a Muslim... From Waste to WorthSULICYCLE: Women's Initiative Offers Discounts by Recycling Plastic Prusha Awat recently graduated from college. Unemployment and lack of experience loomed over her like icebergs. However, with some research and persistence,... Efforts to Recognize Ezidism as Ethnicity Divides Ezidis A draft law recognizing the Ezidi (Yazidi) component as an independent ethnicity has sparked deep controversy and disagreements among the Ezidis recognized... Anti-Prostitution and Homosexuality Law Shadows LGBT Community “I feel lonely and frustrated. I am scared and constantly anxious,” said Shaida, who belongs to the LGBT community following the Iraqi Parliament’s approval... Human Rights Situation in Iraq deteriorated in 2023, US State Department 2023 Report The US State Department accused both the Iraqi federal and the Kurdistan Regional Government KRG of restricting fundamental freedom of expression and civil... Iraq Amends Law against Prostitution and Homosexuality, US Concerned over Freedoms "There is no place for homosexuals in the Iraq land the Prophets," Iraqi parliament speaker Mohsen Mandalawi said after the passage of the first amendment... On Kurdish Press Day: Contradictory Messages by KRG Premier and his Deputy about Freedom of Expression While the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government KRG, spoke proudly about the “complete freedom” that journalists enjoy in carrying out their... Tension Escalates over Appointment of Diyala Governor The Sunni forces in Diyala Governorate are seeking to resolve the position of governor and beat the Shiite rivals who failed to form a new administration... Abolishing minority quota fuels hate speech against minorities in Iraqi Kurdistan Region The Iraqi Federal Court’s decision to abolish the quota seats allocated to religious and ethnic minorities in the Parliament of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region... All Eyes on Kirkuk Governor Seat The winning factions in the Kirkuk elections have not agreed on a joint proposal to form a local government and each insists on taking the post of governor,... Coup over Parliament Quota The Iraqi Kurdistan Region's IKR religious and ethnic minorities have decided not to give up, to participate in the Kurdistan parliamentary elections and... ‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 22 23 ›
