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.

Solidarity in Times of Covid-19: Read the Report of the Mesopotamian Water Forum Virtual Assembly

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Security Forces in Iraqi Kurdistan Detain 8 Journalists in Duhok Covering Protest; Charge 4
Active Nonviolence and Protests

Security Forces in Iraqi Kurdistan Detain 8 Journalists in Duhok Covering Protest; Charge 4

Will Passing the Domestic Violence Law Reduce Violence Against Women?
Women Political Role

Will Passing the Domestic Violence Law Reduce Violence Against Women?

Iraq’s New Government Must Deliver on Promises to End Impunity for Deaths and Human Rights Violations of the Protesters
Active Nonviolence and Protests

Iraq’s New Government Must Deliver on Promises to End Impunity for Deaths and Human Rights Violations of the Protesters

The First Virtual Assembly for Water in Iraq 2020, an Early Step Towards the Second Mesopotamia Water Forum
Save the Tigris and Marshes

The First Virtual Assembly for Water in Iraq 2020, an Early Step Towards the Second Mesopotamia Water Forum

Iraq’s Hit — City of Fire — Recalls the Massacres of Daesh
Civil Society News

Iraq’s Hit — City of Fire — Recalls the Massacres of Daesh

About Us

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Who We Are

We are an advocacy initiative promoting human rights and just peace in Iraq

What We Do

We build links of solidarity between Iraqi and international civil society

How To Support Us

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The Iraqi government recognizes the use of excessive force by the army during confrontations with protestors.

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