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A Tale of Three Cities
Don't miss Brooklyn photographer Moises Saman's from Basra, Mosel and Sadr City over at the New York Times site. The slide show accompanies the paper's "What’s going right? And can it last?" (Jun 21, 2008)

"Changing Lives": Young Iraqi women filmmakers tell their stories
A powerful story from young Iraqi refugees and immigrants in Australia: Young Iraqi women living in Western Sydney have created digital stories about their experiences: harrowing journeys by boat to Australia, their time in detention, stories of longing for family left behind, and dreams of future lives in a new land. (May 15, 2008)

The landscape of broken lenses
While news reports vary in their ability to place the ongoing developments in southern Iraq in context, many are missing the most essential dynamics at work. (Mar 26, 2008)

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    Cold Shoulders

    Kathy Kelly

    Kathy Kelly writes from Amman, Jordan, demonstrating through the story of one mother and her son -- who's still in Iraq -- how violence is entrapping Iraq's boys and young men. In the process, she shows the ways in which US efforts in the name of security send dangerous messages and force painful choices on the young people who are the future of their country.
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    "There is no reason at all to be afraid in this place."

    Basim al-Shara'

    "I was riding the bus home from work, staring out the window as we crossed the bustling al-Sinek Bridge in central Baghdad. The bridge runs over the Tigris River, and I noticed that convoys of four-wheel drive vehicles were crossing in the wrong direction. Just then, my mobile phone rang and a number I did not know appeared on the screen." GO

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    UN Proposal Provokes Iraqi Anger

    Zaineb Naji

    Rival political factions have slammed a United Nations proposal to settle disputes over control of a number of areas in the north of the country, arguing the recommendations are more likely to deepen their disagreements than resolve them.  GO

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    Conflict has defined life for an entire generation of Iraqi children

    Report

    Conflict has undermined the potential of an entire generation of Iraqi children, UNICEF said today. The organization urged new momentum to reach vulnerable children inside the country with assistance. GO

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