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One killed amid clashes between protesters and Iraq security forces
Hundreds of Iraqis took to the streets in Baghdad to protest a rise in targeted killings of prominent activists and journalists.
German art curator kidnapped in Iraq freed in government operation
Her friends and acquaintances reported her missing earlier this week, and she has since been freed.
Iraqi anti-government activist shot dead in Basra, say police
The killing is the latest in a new wave of violence against Iraq's anti-regime protests.
Iraqi security forces and anti-government protesters clash in Baghdad
The latest violence comes after three demonstrators were killed in clashes on Monday.
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Review 2019: Protests break out across the globe
From Europe to Latin America, demonstrations against inequality and corruption garnered international headlines.
Security forces open fire at protesters in Baghdad
Protesters attempted to dismantle barricades preventing them from crossing the bridge leading to the heavily fortified Green Zone, where most government buildings and foreign embassies are based.
Iraq's PM says he will quit as deadly protests escalate
Iraq's PM says he will quit as deadly protests escalate
#IraqiSodaChallenge highlights horrific protester injuries
A new hashtag is encouraging Twitter users to share pictures of themselves holding a can of soda to their head, highlighting the horrific injuries sustained by Iraqi protesters.
Twenty-seven Iraqi protesters killed in a day as violence continues
The anti-government demonstrations began on October 1.
Curfew imposed as Iraq protesters torch Iranian consulate
Protests in Iraq escalated overnight when the Iranian consulate was torched in the city of Najaf, prompting an urgent curfew
Iraq protests: Basra streets fill with black smoke, burning tyres
Protesters burned tyres and blocked some roads on November 24 in the southern city of Basra, preventing government employees from reaching offices