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Reports and stories
THE OPPOSITION IN NASIRIYAH: How anti-government demonstrators succeeded in Iraq’s federal elections
SAMA’S WORLD: Autism equals artistic talent for one 9-year-old in Basra
HALABJA, A WOMEN’S CITY: Infamous for a heinous chemical weapons attack, the city is now becoming well known for its female leadership
IRAQ ELECTIONS: Government formation offers glimmer of hope for true change
Article 57: Will the law on child custody change in Iraq after divorce?
More domestic violence against women and children in Iraq

Reports and Stories

THE OPPOSITION IN NASIRIYAH: How anti-government demonstrators succeeded in Iraq’s federal elections

SAMA’S WORLD: Autism equals artistic talent for one 9-year-old in Basra

HALABJA, A WOMEN’S CITY: Infamous for a heinous chemical weapons attack, the city is now becoming well known for its female leadership

Opinion

DISCRIMINATION WHILE REPORTING: In conservative Karbala, female journalists face many challenges

An Iraqi woman explains why it is so important for she and her Iraqi sisters to join anti-government protests.

Kidnapping, Threats, Bad Pay: Iraqi Journalist Who Made International Headlines, Reflects on a Career Well Spent

First Year of asylum!

Studying the Law … When We Commemorate Our Old Dreams

Investigative Reports

JUSTICE DONE? Yazidi survivors discuss their new compensation law

Alternative Syrian Passport: Non-recognition and corruption declared

The Syrian Passport is the most costly passport in the world