From Paramilitary to Powerbroker: The High Cost of Legalizing the PMF in Iraq
The article was originally published in Fair Observer and is cited here for reference.
The article was originally published in Fair Observer and is cited here for reference.
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Click the following link: The Collapse of Iran’s Shia Crescent, What’s Next?
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It is unfortunate and yet well-known to all those women in the Arab world face additional problems, besides the common global women’s issues. More recently, and particularly in areas of civil unrest such as Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Libya, and other regions, women have been suffering more than before, within an environment marked by ongoing civil …
As a result of the US-led liberation of Iraq in 2003, Iraqi society was forced to confront its past and inconsistencies, and a competition began between Iraq’s political and social components over who would play a key role in this new state and who would manage its resources Shi’a and Kurds fought for control of …
Back to Square One: The Case of Women Rights in Contemporary Iraq Read More »
It is known for many around the world the issues women are facing in the Middle East, and particularly Iraq. From personal experience, living in Iraq, with a rebellion mentality to challenge orthodoxies, life becomes impossible of feminists and women rights’ activists to stand for their values without being persecuted. More recently, the aftermath of …
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