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Violence, Trauma and Absurdity in Kuhel Khalid’s September 11th
February 19, 2017 - 1 Comment
Kuhel Khalid brings surreal experiences of war to an experimental production at Camden’s People Theatre and the Cockpit September...
February 19, 2017 - 1 Comment
Kuhel Khalid brings surreal experiences of war to an experimental production at Camden’s People Theatre and the Cockpit September...
Who Speaks for the People of Mosul?
July 1, 2014 - 5 Comments
How inaccurate and simplistic reporting risks fuelling the cycle of violence My name is Zahra and I am Iraqi....
July 1, 2014 - 5 Comments
How inaccurate and simplistic reporting risks fuelling the cycle of violence My name is Zahra and I am Iraqi....
The Greatest Medical Situations Faced by Iraqi Citizens Today
February 5, 2010 - 2 Comments
Having endured three brutal wars in less than thirty years, exacerbated by more than twelve years of UN sanctions, Iraq has witnessed both its physical and civil infrastructure crumble, leaving behind a humanitarian crisis of an unimaginable scale The health system The Iraqi health system did not escape the wrath of the conflict. In addition to the structural damage that health buildings, telecommunications systems and the road networks suffered, the mass looting that ensued as a result...
February 5, 2010 - 2 Comments
Having endured three brutal wars in less than thirty years, exacerbated by more than twelve years of UN sanctions, Iraq has witnessed both its physical and civil infrastructure crumble, leaving behind a humanitarian crisis of an unimaginable scale The health system The Iraqi health system did not escape the wrath of the conflict. In addition to the structural damage that health buildings, telecommunications systems and the road networks suffered, the mass looting that ensued as a result...
Return to Baghdad
February 5, 2010 - 4 Comments
By Dr Hasna Kadem For more than twenty years I had lived in Britain and it felt like home. I enjoyed the freedom, the broad opportunities for education and, moreover, the multicultural society I lived in. Every single day was a new chance for acquiring knowledge and experience. Although I initially struggled to adapt to the new life and new society, gradually I started to appreciate the values of tolerance and acceptance amongst people from different cultures from all over the world. So when...
February 5, 2010 - 4 Comments
By Dr Hasna Kadem For more than twenty years I had lived in Britain and it felt like home. I enjoyed the freedom, the broad opportunities for education and, moreover, the multicultural society I lived in. Every single day was a new chance for acquiring knowledge and experience. Although I initially struggled to adapt to the new life and new society, gradually I started to appreciate the values of tolerance and acceptance amongst people from different cultures from all over the world. So when...
