People Fear Persecutors' Return
The decision to allow Baathists back into government stirs bad memories in Kurdistan.
The decision to allow Baathists back into government stirs bad memories in Kurdistan.
Angry reactions to Abu Ghraib prison reports further erode confidence in the Coalition.
Some former Abu Ghraib inmates fear exploitation by politically-motivated lawyers.
Many orphans and other poor children are forced into begging and prostitution.
Iraqis trying to get on with their lives do not know to whom to turn for guidance and security.
Women have an important role to play in building a democratic Iraq, but they have so far been conspicuous by their absence.
Iraqis are discovering that their neighbours' ordinary homes had been converted to Ba'athist torture centres.
With ordnance literally sown into the land, and many farmhouses destroyed by both sides, Iraqi farmers are unable to harvest without substantial aid.
In a test case for post-Saddam justice, Kurdish police have arrested a party official accused of a triple murder.