Workers Against Sectarianism

2021-12-05 13:38:45 The unveiling of the statue of the Yezidi martyr Gilan Barjas, in Sinjar, who refused to be a captive of the terrorist organization ISIS and committed suicide in order to protect herself during the first days of her kidnapping in 2014.
What happened to women in 2014 by ISIS is unbearable women had to choose death over rape.
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2021-12-01 22:19:54 The women in this video asking for justice for her son who’s been killed in Al- Zayton massacre at October revolution . Muntazer a young man from Nassiriyah city participated in October revolution and was killed there. The woman in the video is his mother, demanding that whoever killed her son must be punished. His mother said that she cried in front of the judge ,saying that before the incident her son told her , That his mobile phone was broken and that someone got out of a car and threatened to kill him. The same person who threatened Muntazer killed him . The women said , that at the day of the incident the bridge was Filled with the blood of young martyrs, saying, “when I heard the news of my son's death, I ran out of my house in Al-Shumukh neighborhood to the bridge, his children were running behind me, wondering which of this blood belongs to my son”.
This is one of the thousands of cases of Iraqi mothers who lost their sons in the October revolution and other revolutions and demonstrations, they are still now demanding the right of their sons & daughters , but all in vain.
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2021-11-30 21:11:48 This is how kids in iraq - wasit city - southern Iraq, go to school.

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2021-11-30 21:04:58 “A reader lives a thousand lives before they die"
To develop the spirit of reading among people in order to restore the luster of the paper book in the age of technology, the activities of the "I am Iraqi, I read" festival, the largest cultural phenomenon in its eighth edition, was launched in Abi Nawas Gardens in Baghdad. Baghdad is vibrant and readers flock to get the opportunity to acquire a free book in the largest cultural gathering held on the banks of the Tigris River. 30,000 free books were distributed .The festival included book signing activities for the most important recent publications of a number of poets, in addition to the corners of free drawing, playing and exhibitions of paintings, which came this year in the corner of the works of a martyr October demonstrations Safaa Al- Saray.
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