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Iraq One of the customers tried to harass me, and when I refused and fired him, the employer blamed me for losing customers. He even started reducing my salary until…

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Dec 2023

Environment

The electricity in Iraq and the anticipated role of renewable energy solutions is a critical issue

Iraq Rising temperatures stand out as one of the most prominent direct impacts that Iraq faces due to climate change. During the long summer, temperatures often soar beyond boiling, exacerbating…

BySanar Hasan 0Comments

Sep 2023

Culture & Society

Ashura: “The roots of the social and religious heritage of women in Iraq”

Iraq The remembrance of Ashura has long been linked to a cultural and religious heritage among all the women of the Shiite sect throughout Iraq, as women used to meet…

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Sep 2023

Gender and sexuality

Influence and disagreements criminalizing homosexuality in Iraqi law

Iraq Although Iraqi law does not contain any direct law to criminalize same-sex relations, some vague laws that are used to punish and criminalize the LGBTQ+ community in…

BySaif Ali 1Comments

Jan 2023

Environment

Marsh Women Struggle with Climate Change in Iraq

Iraq-Maysan Once the Middle East’s largest wetlands were dubbed the ‘garden of Eden’ due to the fertility of the land, but Iraq’s Hawizeh marshes have been parched by years of…

BySanar Hasan 0Comments

Dec 2022

Gender and sexuality

Al-Sadr withdraws from politic and returns to his favourite hobby… Homophobic

Al-Sadr's last tweet was not just an advertisement of violence or a public hate led by a homophobic person, but a declaration of a crime to exclude these individuals, as…

BySanar Hasan 0Comments

Nov 2022

Culture & Society

To the stranger

When I was born, I wasn't welcomed, unlike you We've been alienated since day one, Like a bothersome guest, Patiently waiting to be kicked out. When I was a student, I didn't sit in…

ByRyan Manya 0Comments

Nov 2022

Culture & Society

Yazidis remain fearful of return to Sinjar

Iraq-Sinjar "They were abducting young girls to present them as gifts to [Islamic State] IS fighters or to sell them in slave markets. They said the Yazidis are infidels."…

BySanar Hasan 0Comments

Nov 2022

Culture & Society

Sabean-Mandaeans live on brink of extinction

Iraq Iraq is home to a diverse fabric of ethnic and religious communities, but one of its oldest minority groups is now under threat. There are fears that the…

BySanar Hasan 0Comments

Nov 2022

Gender and sexuality