From The Archives-A Voice from Inside Iraq: Sectarianism, ISIS, Kirkuk

TUESDAY: A Voice from Inside Iraq: Sectarianism, ISIS, Kirkuk

When: Tuesday, July 7, 2015, 5:00 pm

Where: encuentro 5 • 9A Hamilton Place, Boston • across from Park St T

 

Join us for a Skype conversation with Daban Shadala, representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq

Tuesday July 7, 2015 at 5 PM

Encuentro 5, 9a Hamilton Place, Boston - Across from Park Street T

Daban Shadala will answer your questions about Iraq today and yesterday

Massachusetts Peace Action ~ Middle East Working Group

 

Questions we will discuss:

• What is the political, cultural, social, and economic situation of Iraq today?
• What are the most important issues Iraqi citizens and government are facing now?
• How do you rank the situation of Iraqis’ lives in Iraq before and after Saddam Hussein?
• What is the most important humanitarian crisis in Iraq?
• How do you evaluate the level of international humanitarian aid in Iraq?
• Do you support the division of Iraq into three different countries?
• What is similar and different about the agendas of Iraq’s central government and the Kurdistan Regional Government?
• Who should control Kirkuk?
• How do see the role of Iran in Iraq, especially with respect to the  fight against ISIS?
• What is the role of supporters of the Syrian government in Iraq?
• What is the role of Sunni parties in Iraq?
• How do you see the future of Iraq?

 

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