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.

There Must Be a Complete and Total Ceasefire By Turkey in Iraqi Kurdistan

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Urgent need for official Iraqi government response to the suffering of civilians being caused by Turkish and Iranian bombing and related military operations in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
End Cross-Border Bombings

Urgent need for official Iraqi government response to the suffering of civilians being caused by Turkish and Iranian bombing and related military operations in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

Iraqi Citizens and Government Debate a New Domestic Violence Law As Family Violence Increases
Women Political Role

Iraqi Citizens and Government Debate a New Domestic Violence Law As Family Violence Increases

Police Officers Detained on Accusations of Violently Suppressing Demonstrators — What about Militias?
Active Nonviolence and Protests

Police Officers Detained on Accusations of Violently Suppressing Demonstrators — What about Militias?

The Assassinations and Repression of Protesters Must Stop Immediately
Active Nonviolence and Protests

The Assassinations and Repression of Protesters Must Stop Immediately

UN: Accountability for Human Rights Violations During Peaceful Protests is Key
Active Nonviolence and Protests

UN: Accountability for Human Rights Violations During Peaceful Protests is Key

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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Act Now!

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

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