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طالب عدد من الاطباء الجزائرين السفارة العراقية في الجزائر الاسراع بتزويدهم بالملفات الطبية الخاصة بالاطفال العراقيين الـ 25 الذين سيتم علاجهم هناك.  وجاءت مطالبة الاطباء اثناء احتفال اقامته السفارة للجالية العراقية واستثمرته لدعوة الاطباء الذين اجروا عمليات جراحة في القلب للاطفال العراقيين، وتم تقديم هدية رمزية لهم بهذه المناسبة. يذكر ان الجزائر تكفلت بعلاج خمسة […]

Posted on August 15th, 2008 under Children, Health, Iraq, Society And Economy. Tags: Algeria, Children, Humanitarian Relief, Rescue Work. Comments: None

Latest report on ICRC activities in the field
Situation in Sadr City
“Almost a month after the outbreak of armed clashes pitting Coalition and Iraqi forces against the Mehdi Army, the situation in Sadr City, in eastern Baghdad, is putting further strain on the civilian population,” says Patrick Youssef, head of the sub-delegation of the International […]

Posted on April 24th, 2008 under Health, Human Rights, Iraq, Society And Economy. Tags: American Assault on Sadr City, Food Shortages, Humanitarian Relief, Jameelah market (Sadr City), Poverty, Red Crescent/Red Cross, Rescue Work, Water Contamination, Water Crisis (Iraq). Comments: None

They’ve been trying to get rid of him since 2004 why would they stop now? He’s an uppity sand nigger and he needs to be introduced to force.

Background: Excerpts from three of many postings on the violent relationship between Muqtada al-Sadr and the American invaders still failing in their attempts to subjugate Irak:
“That battle’s […]

Posted on April 14th, 2008 under Analysis Briefings Commentary, Iraq, Politics and Security. Tags: al-Shula, American air attacks on civilian areas, American Assault on Sadr City, American use of starvation as a weapon, American walls, American War Criminals (Gates), American War Criminals (Michael Mullen), Assasinations of JAM leaders, Badr Brigade, Basrah "surge", Dawa Party, Diwaniya, green zone, Humanitarian Relief, Iraq, Kufa, Kut, Mahdi Army, Militias, Muqtada al-Sadr, Peshmerga, Riyadh al-Nouri, Sadr City, Water, Women and Children. Comments: None

اعتقال 11 شخصا من انصار “الامام الرباني” في ديالى
قال مصدر امني مسؤول في محافظة ديالى، السبت، ان القوات الامنية اعتقلت 11 شخصا من جماعة دينية متطرفة تسمى “انصار الامام الرباني.” في قضاء الخالص. مبينا ان مجموع المعتقلين من المجموعة المتطرفة وصل الى 28 شخصا خلال يومين.
واوضح المصدر الذي طلب عدم الكشف عن اسمه، […]

Posted on February 3rd, 2008 under Early Warning, Iraq, Politics and Security. Tags: Al Anbar (Governorate), American War Crimes, American War Criminals (Petraeus), American War Criminals (Ryan Crocker), AMSI, Assassinations, Attacks on American Invaders, Attacks on medical and humanitarian workers, Awakening Councils, Babil (Governorate), Baquba, Basrah, Bombings, Corpse Findings, Cults, Curfews, Dahuk (Dohuk) (Governorate), Death Squads, Detention without trial, Disputed Areas, Diwaniya, Diwaniyah, Diyala, Early Warning, Ethnic cleansing in Kirkuk, Fallujah, Features, Fighting between green forces, Fuel Shortage, Hilla, Human Rights, Humanitarian Relief, Iskandriyah, Kidnappings, Kirkuk, Kirkuk (At-Ta'mim) Governorate, KRG, KRG Intransigence, Lateral drilling to steal oil by Irak's neighbours, Mosul, Ninawa (Governorate), reconciliation, Refugees, Salah ad Din (Governorate), Sniper attacks on civilians, Syria, Tal Afar, Travel Restrictions/Border Closings, Turcomen, Turkey, Turkish warplanes over Iraki soil, Turkmen, Um Qasr, UNHCR, Unlawful detention of civilains by American invader for. Comments: None