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I am Salima from Salah Ad-Din
29 juni 2020 | by PAX
Education was not one of the main priorities for our family. I dropped out of school after finishing primary school,
Browsing the "Iraq" Tag
I am Mays from Mosul
24 juni 2020 | by PAX
My father forced me to marry a married man because he could no longer provide for me. Soon enough, my
I am Hiam from Al-Anbar
22 juni 2020 | by PAX
I was fourteen years old when I got married to Bassem. At first, we lived with his family. My husband’s
Broken spirits: why Basra remained silent
17 oktober 2019 | by guest blogger
In the wake of the first anniversary of the Basra protests in the Summer of 2018, Iraqis throughout the Southern
What to do with IS-fighters in Syria and Iraq, a debate
3 oktober 2019 | by Joanna Janssen
‘You´ll lose your credibility if you don’t do this’ a man in the audience states. He has been quiet all
Idlib Calling: Are you OK in Utrecht?
20 maart 2019 | by Evert-Jan Grit
Tuesday, March 19 Utrecht. Monday morning at 10:45 AM. The news comes in — a man has shot and killed
Basra is Thirsty!
5 oktober 2018 | by guest blogger
A city once known as the Venice of the Arab word, riddled with fresh water rivers and date palms orchards,
Why was Al-Atareb attacked?
21 november 2017 | by Evert-Jan Grit
Monday 13 November 2:08 pm Syria, Al-Atareb. A crowded marketplace. A clear, blue sky. Suddenly there are two explosions at
Addressing Insecurity in South Sudan, One Survey at a Time
21 juli 2017 | by guest blogger
I dragged my battered suitcase through the deserted arrivals hall of Schiphol airport in the early morning of July 9,
A bus ride through Ninewa province in northern Iraq
10 mei 2017 | by Simone Remijnse
The soldier at the checkpoint signals our bus driver to stop. I can feel the tension in the bus rising.
