Tripoli Hospital Struggles To Cope With War’s Wounded
Al-Khadra, one of the biggest hospitals of Tripoli, lacks means to treat large number of wounded, dead arriving at facility as deadly fighting continues.
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Rights groups condemn continued crackdown on Iraqi protesters
Following the deaths of four protesters and two police officers in Iraq on Monday (January 20), rights groups condemned the continued crackdown on demonstrators.
'We will not be silenced': Journalists are also victims of Lebanon's security...
Lebanese security forces have assaulted more than 20 journalists and media workers covering the protests in Beirut this month alone.
Christians In Iraq Welcome 2020 With Confidence And Desire For Change
Christians in Iraq hope 2020 brings them more security and national acceptance and brings Iraq more unity and stability.
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Students In Tahrir Square Protest Lack of Reforms
Iraqi students and journalists continue their protests in Baghdad's Tahrir Square, amidst lack of real reforms by the Iraqi Government.
"Tent Of Wishes": Protesters Write Down Their Demands In Tahrir Square
A group of volunteers have set up a stall in Tahrir Square called the "Tent of Wishes", where protesters are writing down their demands on small pieces of paper and sticking them on the stall.
Situation Worsens For IDP In Northern Syria Amidst Military Conflict
Hundreds of thousands of people who have been internally displaced across northern Syria as a result of military conflict are struggling to cope with the winter conditions.
How Do Countries In The Middle East Rank In Gender Equality?
The United Nations has released its latest report on gender equality. Among the countries in the Middle East and North Africa, Tunisia ranked among the highest while Syria, Iraq and Yemen ranked the lowest. Across the Middle East, the issue of citizenship law was noted as a problem in many countries.