THE DANGER OF THE IRAQI ANTI-NORMALIZATION LAW
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The Iraqi Government
Back to Square One: The Case of Women Rights in Contemporary Iraq
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 …
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Iraq and the Thousand Thieves
It’s a spectacle that is both tragic and farcical—the ongoing corruption and moral decay among Iraqi political parties and their Iranian-backed militias. The damage they’ve inflicted on the country, with their roots steeped in the poisonous influence of Tehran, is not only alarming but also emblematic of the persistent failure of Iraq’s leadership to bring …
The Fall of the Masks
The Iraqi government, in its Khamenei version and under the Iranian cloak, has enabled militias to kill, beat, abduct, and torture peaceful protesters in Baghdad and some southern Iraqi provinces. These actions were carried out by the Iranian killing machine, acting on orders from the Quds Force and its sprawling influence in Iraq. The purpose …