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Iraqi Federal implementation guidelines still pending and Kurdish Regional NGO Registrations “Frozen”; Draft NGO Law for Kurdistan Region Moving Forward
ICNL and UNOPS have received several inquiries about the status of the new Iraqi NGO law (Law 12 of 2010) as well as moves to replace the NGO law in the Kurdistan Region. Below, we provide a short update of the latest developments.
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Legal Aid - Iraqi Passport Study

Legal Aid would like to share with you this brief study about the Iraqi passports issue, and the sequence of the multi types which were issued up to date by the Iraqi government, for your general information and consideration. Read more…

Public Demonstration over the Power Supply in Basra - June 2010

Towards a Post Neo-Liberal Vision: The State as a Necessary Evil - Hayder Saeed - February 2010
This paper discusses state-society relations in the region in general and in Iraq in particular. Saeed argues that Iraqi society can only imagine itself in relation to a paternal state; a state which reaps the profits of oil wealth and provides benefits to the population but drives social transformation itself and excludes society from meaningful participation.

Withdrawing from Iraq: Alternative Schedules, Associated Risks, and Mitigating Strategies - National Defense Research Institute - August 2009
Security has improved dramatically in Iraq since 2007; both the U.S. and the Iraqi governments want to see the U.S. presence reduced and have the Iraqis assume a greater role in providing for public security. These developments have brought the United States to a critical juncture in Iraq. The emerging challenge is to continue a withdrawal of U.S. forces while preserving ecurity and stability in the country and in the region.

Predictions for Iraqi Security and Governmental Institutions - Center for Global Affairs, New York University - Spring 2007
Scenario One: National Unity Dictatorship
Scenario Two: Contained Mess
Scenario Three: Contagion



 
Joint Iraq Policy Brief: "Fallen Off the Agenda? More and Better Aid Needed for Iraq Recovery" - Mercy Corps and NCCI - July 2010
In order to effectively contribute to Iraq's recovery, the EU and its member states, including the UK, should acknowledge the need for more significant and longer-term commitment.  Furthermore, they should improve aid effectiveness by ensuring more direct participation of the Iraqi people in the recovery processes.

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