Requiem for a Brave Woman
Sahar al-Haideri, killed by insurgents on June 7, used the pen to counter violence and intolerance in Mosul, her home town.
Sahar al-Haideri, killed by insurgents on June 7, used the pen to counter violence and intolerance in Mosul, her home town.
Under-resourced state hospitals struggle to cope with the carnage from suicide attacks and car bombings.
Enterprising tribesmen, fed up with officials’ failure to address their education needs, build their own makeshift schools.
A law requiring women to have a male guardian sign their passport application angers women in Iraqi Kurdistan.
Insurgents are increasingly calling the shots in this Sunni stronghold.
A courageous and talented journalist, IWPR contributor Yasin al-Dulaimi was recently killed in a roadside bombing.
Higher education in Baghdad and other troubled cities dealt a blow as lecturers flee sectarian violence for the Kurdish north.