Category: Opinion

The game of power and opposition in the Region Activist and member of the Dakok Organisation Rawezh Rzgar Taha I have never believed in the existence of an opposition in … Read More

Rasti Kamal Saleh – Activist At a time when the authorities in Baghdad and the Kurdistan Region are engaged in political rivalry, and the leaders of the two ruling families—particularly … Read More

Dana Sherzad Mohammed – Activist If we look at the current situation in the Kurdistan Region, the first thing that becomes apparent is a condition that can be described as … Read More

Diyar Rzgar Qadir – Activist Masrour Barzani, the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region’s caretaker government, instead of providing basic public services, continues to find reasons to repeat the phrase, … Read More

Barham Khalid Hama – Activist Before the Kurdish uprising, after the uprising, and even today—and likely in the foreseeable future—the political parties of the Kurdistan Region have never truly united … Read More

Aso Rasoul Omar – Activist After the fall of Saddam Hussein’s dictatorial regime, one of the most debated and controversial issues among some politicians and citizens has been the judiciary … Read More

Soran Ali – Activist When you walk through the streets of Iraq’s major cities or the Kurdistan Region, the first thing that catches your attention is the absence of greenery … Read More

Dyako Adnan Abdulkhaliq – Activist In every advanced society, the authority of the state is derived from its institutions, not from the power of individual personalities. Countries that have succeeded … Read More

Jegr Sleman Salih The recent testimonies emerging from prisons under the control of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) once again raise serious questions about the state of human rights and … Read More

Sherwan Hassan – Activist Over the past several years, the political and economic situation in the Kurdistan Region has led to a growing lack of public trust in government institutions. … Read More