9/2/10 - Iraq MPs delay debate on vote row

Iraq's parliament has postponed an emergency session called to debate a court decision to ...
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8/2/10 - Lord Goldsmith told two different truths, says legal expert

Fresh questions have been raised about how Lord Goldsmith, the former attorney general, came to ...
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7/2/2010 - Iraq election triggers US-Iran power struggle

Preparations for the Iraqi parliamentary elections have been thrown into chaos by a row over whe...
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7/2/2010 - Floods in Dyala

floods in Diyala: Floods in Qazanya and Mandili sub-districts in Baladruz district. The most a...
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3/2/2010 - Iraqi pilgrims killed in Karbala

Two bomb attacks have killed at least 20 Shia pilgrims and injured 117 others in the ...
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3/2/2010 - Clare Short: Tony Blair lied and misled parliament

Clare Short, the former international development secretary, today accused Tony Blair of lying t...
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The NCCI is an autonomous body created by NGOs working in Iraq in 2003, with the aim to promote information sharing and coordination. NCCI is a platform for NGOs working in Iraq that encourages an effective and efficient response to humanitarian needs of the Iraqi people.

Iraq Humanitarian Overview

Though November has been the least violent month since 2003 the impression that Iraq is secure is misleading as it is still a volatile security environment where violence remains a concern for those living in certain areas while a lack of respect for human life continues. The majority of current deaths are civilian. The Iraqi people continue to bear the brunt of the conflict in terms of casualties, displacement, destroyed livelihoods, and restricted access to adequate services. Humanitarian assistance alone cannot meet the huge scale of the needs and more must be done to ensure access to adequate vital services for the population.
The situation is a complex one whereby needs greatly differ from one governorate to another. Different situations occur in the north, central and south. Emergency relief is still required in areas where violence continues to erode stability attempts whereas poverty and underdevelopment affect areas, such as the south, where development efforts have begun. The humanitarian space is continuously challenged in spite of the presence of humanitarian actors on the ground.
 
Attention budding journalists! Call for articles: ‘Humanitarian Updates from Iraq’
NCCI is now taking submissions for articles/Op Eds for publication on its website and weekly e-bulletin that is sent to over 500 readers. Articles should be no longer than 500 words in length, with content highlighting Humanitarian issues or reactions in Iraq. If your article meets NCCI requirements, we will post it on our website. Please submit articles to repofficer1@ncciraq.org. Submissions will be taken on a weekly basis – deadline for submission every week is Sunday.
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