Security Remains Top Risk for Iraqi Journalists
Despite ongoing violence, some reporters argue that excessive security checks stop them getting the story.
Despite ongoing violence, some reporters argue that excessive security checks stop them getting the story.
Critics say law combines sweeping descriptions of “information crimes” with excessive penalties.
Draft law intended to promote return to normality, but critics warn of opposite effect if militants believe they have impunity.
Electricity shortages happen everywhere in Iraq, but cause angry scenes in the boiling temperatures of the south.
Article on divisive content of textbooks on Islam got education officials working on something both faith communities could live with.
Participants study marketing and photography in preparation for female-run advertising agency.
Mainstream politicians on all sides agree on the threat, but critics say they should set example of unity themselves.
Government says its resettlement programme has boosted numbers, though main driver seems to be fear of violence in host states.
Enhancing financial management forms part of efforts to build female-run advertising and design agency.