2000 Iraqi women kidnapped in three years of occupation

Image: No to the occu­pa­tion, no to Islamic government.

Yanar Moham­mad, head of the woman rights orga­ni­za­tion said: crimes of the occu­pa­tion are the major threat to Iraqi women rights, before women could go to work and study safely, today they are exposed to many threats such as kid­nap­pings, mur­der and rape.

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Yanar Moham­mad, head of the woman rights orga­ni­za­tion said: crimes of the occu­pa­tion are the major threat to Iraqi women rights, before women could go to work and study safely, today they are exposed to many threats such as kid­nap­pings, mur­der and rape.

This announce­ment con­firmed by the last acci­dent hap­pened to Iraqi girls stu­dents in Mosul when an Amer­i­can Mil­i­tary woman stepped inside their school bus ask­ing them to take off their clothes.

More details on Tai Blog

I per­son­ally think oppress­ing Iraqi women is part of the US “

In addi­tion, the US occu­pa­tion author­i­ties — in an appar­ent effort of divide-and-rule — encour­aged sec­tar­i­an­ism by divid­ing up author­ity based not on tech­ni­cal skills or ide­o­log­i­cal affil­i­a­tion but eth­nic and reli­gious identity.

John Simp­son wrote about why there is “No rea­son for opti­mism in Iraq”