Remembering Halabja
Halabja, March 16th 2019 We commemorate the day in 1988 when Halabja was attacked with chemical weapons and our thought…
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Petition: Women’s Rights in Iraqi Kurdistan Now!
Wadi is working in cooperation with different Kurdish and Iraqi Civil Society and Women’s Rights Organisations to petition that the Kurdish…
Working to End Plastic Bag Use in Halabja
On February 6, 2019, our partner NWE Organisation held a press conference announcing to local media their push to end…
‘No to Violence’ School – One Year Later
In November, 2017, Wadi launched the ‘No to Violence’ campaign in Garmyan, targeting schools, teachers, parents and students. The focus of…
‘Lost all hope’; On Women Prisoners & Violence in Iraqi-Kurdistan
Our teams continue to grow and expand Wadi’s ‘No to Violence’ campaign in 2018. By engaging parents, and children in conversation…
Statement of Wadi in Iraq
Statement of Wadi in Iraq Sulaymaniyah, 14.8.2018 After a decade and a half of work on combating female genital mutilation…
Interview with Wadi Team on ‘No to Violence’ in Garmyan
In November, 2017, Wadi launched the No to Violence campaign in Garmyan, targeting schools, teachers, parents and students. The focus…
Wadi-Rundbrief Sommer 2018: “Gewalt”
Aus dem aktuellen Sommer-Rundbrief von Wadi: “Während der Eindruck geschaffen und verfestigt wird, Gewalttaten würden über Asylsuchende aus dem Irak…
#Plant4Peace: Remembering the Chemical Attacks on Halabja and the Ghoutas
On March 16th 2018 a worldwide tree planting campaign is launched in joint commemoration of the chemical attacks…
Wadi Annual Activity Report 2017
In 2017, the social and security situation in Northern Iraq deteriorated further and WADI faced many tasks and challenges. Nevertheless,…
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