Many engineers in Iraq complain about the state’s contracting with them.
The state grants informal and temporary contracts for paid work, and these contracts are free from labor rights stipulated in the Iraqi Labor Law, such as: social security, retirement, nprotection and safety during the work, holidays, and their working hours are very long..etc
This labor policy is completely in line with the neoliberal policy, whereby the state is lifted from its responsibility towards the workers, and the workers are burdened by the economic crises and working without any protection.
Today, engineers in the oil fields and other places are forming committees to organize themselves, making workers’ strikes, they are trying to meet some officials, including the prime minister, in order to solve their case.
A caricature showing the great similarity between ISIS and political Islamic militias in Iraq.
The picture shows us when ISIS forces were marking homes of Iraqi Christian people with the letter N which means "Christian" in Arabic, as well as the militias in the city of Najaf, in southern Iraq, pursuing and killing activists who are different politically and ideologically with them.
Army soldiers try to prevent anti-government protesters from crossing the al- Shuhada (Martyrs) bridge in central Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019. (AP Photo/Khalid Mohammed)