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    A US report: begging in Iraq has become a lucrative job

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    A US report: begging in Iraq has become a lucrative job Empty A US report: begging in Iraq has become a lucrative job

    Post by Rocky Thu 09 Nov 2017, 4:26 am


    A US report: begging in Iraq has become a lucrative job

    12:46 - 09/11/2017


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    Information / Baghdad ...
    BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The phenomenon of begging in Iraq has turned into a lucrative job, not only for the elderly and women, but also for children of all ages, marketplaces, traffic junctions, nearby places of worship and hospitals, a US report said on Thursday. In 2003.
    "Children beggars can not be blamed for exploiting them by brokers and organized networks," the newspaper Middle East Banker quoted a trader in Baghdad as saying. "This phenomenon threatens drivers and passers-by when beggars' Acts that are not limited to the request for sympathy, but have gone beyond that and have sometimes become a threat. "
    "The spread of such networks has become a concern for everyone. I am afraid of driving in the streets because of beggars and what they can do if they refuse to help them. Some of them throw stones at cars, others carry sharp objects like knives and blades.
    For her part, said social researcher Raoua Jubouri "begging turned into a job used by everyone, while brokers earn millions through this task, children beggars get nothing but crumbs at the end of the day. Some became addicted to drugs and alcohol, while others became street children exploited by organized networks. "
    "There are a lot of arguments to beg. Some complain that there is a sick child in the hospital in serious condition, and there are those who print leaflets or write on a piece of paper that they are homeless and need help in supporting their families. There are also women standing near checkpoints with children they may hire for begging. In addition, there are those who sell gum or wipes at intersections, or beg to wash your car. "
    "Most beggars are exploited by gangs and brokers who have relationships that protect them from those who have religious or political forces," she said.
    For his part, spokesman for the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs Ammar Menem said that "the vote of the Council of Ministers on the bill against trafficking in human beings and submit it to the House of Representatives to be legislated represents an important step towards reducing this phenomenon and its negative impact on society. This will contribute to reducing the phenomenon of begging in the streets and the exploitation of beggars by unscrupulous people. "
    Interior Ministry spokesman Saad Maan said that "there are those who supervise the work of beggars in Baghdad and guide them and provide them with protection from the security services." Adding that "the security services can not prevent the phenomenon of begging once because of the spread of poverty throughout the country. However, they warn that beggars continue to approach security departments and institutions. " Ending / 25 z

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