Documenting corruption in Kurdistan Region of Iraq
This section will share different views.
Diyar Harki Some British-based Kurdish activists despite operating from the comfort and legality of a democratic country are quietly normalizing the same oppressive tactics they once loudly condemned in the … Read More
Dana Mohammed – Activist Azbani: is a Kurdish word meaning, his highness These days, I came across a report on NRT talking about unemployment the statistics were so shocking … Read More
Muhsen Adnan Ahmed After more than 33 years of rule by the two-family scheme of the KDP and PUK and the dual-administration, regrettably, the situation of the people of Kurdistan … Read More
Rebwar Abdullah – Activist Baghdad punishes ordinary people and public servants instead of holding officials accountable! Unfortunately, officials in Baghdad consistently respond to any political stance taken by Kurdistan … Read More
Rebas Hawla Mustafa Freedom of expression and belief is a fundamental human right, an essential pillar of any democratic society. It means that every individual has the right to … Read More
Belal Omar Ali – Activist The Iraqi Ministry of Finance issued a statement on 28/5/2025 regarding the salary of May, informing the KRG (Kurdistan Regional Government) that the allocated amount … Read More
Karmand Haji Rasul Akoi – Activist In places rich with natural resources, the important question is: who really benefits? In the Kurdistan Region, this question is getting louder with each … Read More
Sarhang Salar Ahm – Activist One of the beginner human rights in all societies: everyone has the right to access health services without discrimination, like medicines, hospitals, emergency service. … Read More
Paywand Hamaamin For years, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has sold itself to the world as a democratic success story in Iraq. In reality, it’s anything but. Behind the polished … Read More
Twana Muhammed Bafel Talabani recently warned that if the future cabinet fails, the PUK has “many other options” a bold statement. But let’s be honest: the PUK has been … Read More
