Iraqi Civil Society Solidarity Initiative

The Iraqi Civil Society Solidarity Initiative (ICSSI) is dedicated to bringing together Iraqi and international civil societies through concrete actions to build together another Iraq, with peace and Human Rights for all.

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20 years of Iraqi Struggle

What happened after the invasion, in the eyes of ICSSI.  On March 19th, 2003, the sound of sirens and bombs echoed throughout the provinces of Iraq, as the U.S. launched their military operation named “Iraqi Freedom”, under the command of president George Bush, starting with the invasion of federal Iraq, with an aim to decide […]

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Statement of the Iraqi Water Week 14-22 March 2023

Water management in Iraq and its scarcity since 20 years of promised progress and a worse water situation than ever before. Twenty years after regime change, the military operation that toppled Saddam Hussein’s regime and the ensuing chaos resulted in significant environmental destruction including the drying up of Iraq’s historic marshes and widespread neglect of […]

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Stop Domestic Violence!

A statement condemning the frequent occurrences of domestic violence in Iraq, particularly the most recent incident involving the child Karrar from Baghdad.by a group of activists, human rights defenders, journalists, and civil society organisations. We watch with great distress , the recurring issue of childhood abuse and domestic violence in Iraq. The most recent case […]

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After the release of the environmental activist Jassim Al-Asadi, there is a concerning governmental silence.

In 15th of the current March, the environmental activist (Jassim Al-Asadi) was released, after 15 days of his kidnapping by an anonymous armed group, in the southern entrance of the Capital Baghdad, as he stated in a voice record by the government. And Jassim Al-Asadi is considered one of the prominent environmental activists, where he […]

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A review of the Human Rights Watch report, the violations still exist and impunity has become a prevalent feature.

Edited  by Information Center for Research and Development Team More than 3 months have passed since the formation of Mr. Mohammed Shiyaa’ Al-Sudani government, which came after a political crisis that made a significant impact on the country, the situation could have led to  violent and dangerous prospects. The new government in its new program […]

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Frontline Defenders in Solidarity with Jassim Al-Asadi

On the 8th of February, Frontline Defenders posted an urgent appeal on the case of kidnapping Jassim Al-Asadi on the occasion of going through 8 days of Jassim’s absence, you can read it down below. 8 February 2023 Environmental human rights defender Jassim Al-Asadi kidnapped On 1 February 2023, an unknown armed group kidnapped environmentalist […]

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Statement from Protect Iraqi HRDs, NOW! Campaign

We demand the immediate release of expert Jassim Al-Asadi Iraq | Baghdad 5th February, 2023 Four days ago, our colleague and fellow environmentalist, Jassim Fadel Duweij Al-Asadi, was kidnapped by an armed group, according to the information we received from his relatives. Jassim Al-Asadi is an expert in environmental issues, water, and the protection of […]

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The International Education Day

On the International Education Day, Ufuq Organization have published a statement for the situation of displaced Iraqi Students which you can read below. Education is a fundamental human right, and a public responsibility. The United Nations General Assembly has designated January 24th as the International Day of Education. Despite the decrease in Covid-19 restrictions and […]

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The 10th report of the Iraqi Observatory for Workers and Employees Rights

For the period of (the 1st of October – 31st of December 2022) Contact Information: E-mail Address: almrsdalraqy@gmail.com WhatsApp: 009647801366740                     009647719892465 Website: https://almrsd-alaraqi.blogspot.com/ The Iraqi Observatory for Workers and Employees’ Rights continues to observe the violations and demonstrations on their last seasonal report for this year which its details can be summarized as follows: – […]

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A light might shed the land of Guantánamo Bay

On January the 11th, a group of international N.G.O.s sent a letter to the US President – Joseph Biden – urging him to prioritize closing the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay. Among the organizations that signed the letter, there are also our partners, Peaceful Tomorrows org and CODEPINK. We as ICSSI fully endorse and encourage […]

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Peace Requires Reconciliation

On the 1st of January, Iraq Body Count released their annual report and analysis of the conflict situation in Iraq. For twenty years, Iraq Body Count (IBC) has been monitoring the violent deaths of civilians in Iraq. Founded in 2003, IBC started collecting details about deadly incidents and individuals killed in them, showcasing the effects […]

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