Wadi vows to expand work after being awarded Roland Berger Prize
Wadi vows to expand work after being awarded Roland Berger Prize published on: kirkuknow.com, 04.06.2017 The German NGO, Wadi, vows…
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Social and Legal awareness seminars in Prisons
Since the mid-nineties Wadi has helped to improve the situation of prisoners in Iraqi-Kurdistan. We have supported workshops, libraries and…
Six year old Girl died in Iraqi-Kurdistan after being mutilated
Athough Female Genital Mutilation is banned by law in Iraqi-Kurdistan since 2011 and numbers of newly mutilated girls are dropping…
Silence and Exploitation; Female Labor in Kurdish Villages
Women in Kurdish villages have to work hard. They don’t do that out of free will, but because they are…
Introduction of Kirkuk Now, Wadi’s Media Partner
Kirkuk Now: Independent media in Iraq’s disputed territories In North Iraq there are so called ‘disputed territories’ which are and…
Wadi awarded Roland Berger Prize for Human Dignity
On the evening of May 4th, 2017, in a ceremony held at the Jewish Museum in Berlin, the Roland Berger…
Wadi will receive the Roland Berger Prize for Human Dignity
Wadi is honored to announce that we are one of the three recipients of the Roland Berger Award for Human…
Day of Zero Tolerance to FGM: Progress in Asia
Press release by WADI / Stop FGM Middle East & Asia, 06.02.2017 February 6th 2017. On the seventh official International…
Female genital mutilation falls sharply in northern Iraq – survey
45 percent of women had undergone FGM compared to less than 11 percent of their daughters By Emma Batha, Thomson…
FGM: Slow progress when talking to the UN about numbers
By Stop FGM Middle East; 20.02.2016 UNICEF just came out with new numbers on FGM. Instead of 140 million, the…
