Arab Labourers Flock to Kurdistan
Plethora of opportunities and safety makes Sulaimaniyah's job market appealing for Arab workers.
Plethora of opportunities and safety makes Sulaimaniyah's job market appealing for Arab workers.
Angry motorists suspect corrupt officials of deliberately causing supply problems.
Despite greater freedoms, life has in many ways become harder since the overthrow of Saddam.
Poor enforcement of labour laws leaves children vulnerable to exploitation.
Fleeing Baghdad’s sectarian violence, Shia families find shelter in southern city.
Women widowed by Saddam’s Anfal campaign still struggle to get by nearly 20 years on.
Villagers and workers are leaving low-paying jobs to join the police.
One person is killed as thousands voice their anger at authorities who they believe exploit their misery and do nothing to help them recover from Saddam’s gas attack.