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When female students leave home to study, they can find themselves in dormitories that look like prisons. If they object, their university studies become threatened.
An investigation into the deep state of real estate in Hilla, shows its arms extending across municipal departments, real estate registry and other regulatory bodies, all for the benefit of government officials and judges. This report is also about those people who, when they show up in their SUVs, seem to make the green spaces disappear.
Exploiting women, harassing them, pushing them into prostitution and leaving them to sleep near toilets so they suffer from encroaching diseases. What is happening to women in Iraqi prisons?
This is the story of four youths, the eldest of whom was 13 years old, who visited a patient at the Women and Children Hospital in Diwaniyah province. The visit turned into a nightmare after they were arrested, with accusations levelled at them of burning down the hospital on January 8, 2024, and causing the death of four premature babies.
Siham, Noor, and Maryam: three nurses talk about their merciless work in hospitals, including the related social conditions and stigmas, and low wages. This is enabling specific conditions in a profession that many practitioners are now considering leaving. On the life of nurses in Iraq.
From their formation until their rupture, Iraqi right-wing groups have been dominated by misogynistic ideas. This article contains a critical analysis of the Iraqi right-wing and manosphere phenomenon examining their transformation based on the experiences of the women and men who were their victims.
This is the story of the dinar’s exchange rate against the dollar, and the chaos, corruption, and the parties who benefited and who were harmed by this ongoing crisis.
A legal monster born in 2003 started growing until it now eats up the majority of Iraq’s income from oil. About the masters of banking in Iraq.
The story of an opulent family which is making the rules on behalf of others. How do Saad, Hamid, and Hani manage the Republic of Beit T’ais?
Iraq has an electricity production deficit, hindering light from reaching homes. Although the sun is a good investment, successive Iraqi governments have preferred to dig deep into the ground to extract energy. This is a story about lost electricity opportunities and deals in Iraq.
