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How You Can Help Displaced Iraqis
Sent November 27th 2007

As you know, ElectronicIraq.net is home to the Direct Aid Initiative, a grassroots relief effort that provides funds for crucial medical care for Iraqis displaced by war and chaos. We want to take this opportunity to share with you an exciting new oppor...
Electronic Intifada Reader Survey: Please take 5 minutes to help us improve!
Sent November 14th 2007

14 November 2007 Dear EI Reader, The Electronic Intifada is conducting a very brief reader survey in order to help us improve our coverage as well as the usefulness and design of our website. Participating is easy and will take only about five minutes. Y...
Media Worker Death Toll Reaches 200 | Alcoholism in Iraq | Sabotage of Kirkuk Pipelines | More...
Sent September 7th 2007

:: AID & DEVELOPMENT :: HOSPITALS UNDER PRESSURE AS DOCTORS MOVE ABROAD Dr. Muhammad Abdel-Sattar, 36, is packing his bags as he discusses on the phone with two colleagues the best time to leave for the airport. In December 2006 Abdel-Sattar sent his fami...
Classroom Chaos | Blood Sellers Find Market Niche
Sent September 5th 2007

AID & DEVELOPMENT CLASSROOM CHAOS Iraqi children are desperate to study after the isolation of the Saddam years, but a special report by the Institute of War and Peace Reporting shows that violence, poverty and prejudice threaten to condemn their genera...
Emergency Medical Supplies Requested After Blast in the North | More...
Sent August 16th 2007

:: NEWS & ANALYSIS :: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPLIES REQUESTED AFTER LATEST BOMB BLASTS Doctors in hospitals treating victims of the latest bomb blasts have asked for medical supplies to be delivered urgently. 'We need all kinds of emergency materials but e...
Noah Baker Merrill: The Prisoner of Three Prisons | More...
Sent August 15th 2007

:: IRAQ DIARIES :: THE PRISONER OF THREE PRISONS Electronic Iraq Amman correspondent Noah Baker Merrill profiles an Iraqi man stuck in a Jordanian prison while he waits for the UN to resettle him. 'Iraqis here in Jordan describe Iraq as a prison where h...
Violence Taking Toll on Pregnant Mothers, Infants
Sent August 14th 2007

:: AID & DEVELOPMENT :: VIOLENCE TAKING TOLL ON PREGNANT MOTHERS, INFANTS According to doctors, dozens of women in Iraq each day face delivery difficulties caused by violence and the curfew that is preventing access to health care during the night. 'For a...
Escalation by the Numbers | Kathy Kelly Op-Ed | Educating Iraqi Kids in Jordan
Sent August 13th 2007

:: NEWS & ANALYSIS :: ESCALATION BY THE NUMBERS - BY TOM ENGELHARDT Admittedly, a 'surge' does sound more comforting, less aggressive, less long-lasting, and somehow less harmful than an 'escalation,' but the fact is that we are six months into the newes...
Women's Rights Activists Targeted | Doctors on Strike | Refugee Stories
Sent July 25th 2007

:: NEWS & ANALYSIS :: WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVISTS INCREASINGLY TARGETED BY MILITANTS Haifaa Nour, president of the Women's Freedom Organization, one of the few women's rights organizations in Iraq, said threatening she has been receiving letters will not d...
Living in a Dead City | Tattoos | Improvised Refugee Camps | More...
Sent July 23rd 2007

:: NEWS & ANALYSIS :: LIVING IN A DEAD CITY Life in the violence-plagued capital city of Iraq's Diyala province has become a struggle for day-to-day survival. Heavy U.S military operations, sectarian death squads and al-Qaeda militants have combined to ...

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