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dealt with Foreign Affairs magazine , the American protests continued in Iraq for more than six weeks, describing it as a popular uprising has expanded to become the biggest challenge to the political system since the US - led invasion in 2003
saw Renad Mansour researcher and director of the Iraq initiative of the Organization of the Chatham House that the protest movement Youth The revolutionary leadership without shaking the ruling class has forced the agents of the Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish authorities to form a united front behind the besieged Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi. She said the cohesion of the disintegrated political elite and their unified support to quell the protests suggest a return to tyranny and the emergence of a "republic of fear" similar to that which the United States and Iraq's new leaders have vowed never to return after the fall of Saddam Hussein.
He added that the current intifada is different from the events of the previous unrest in several important aspects, most notably that the previous protest movements were run by members of the intellectual and political elite, which tended to seek gradual change, and attracted participants of different age groups, but the current demonstrations are not led by A particular party or intellectual movement, and most importantly, it is supported by a large youth segment of society that has not been heavily involved in politics.
Restoring Dignity
The current protest movement is not only about better services or jobs, but also reflects an amorphous and strong desire for radical change. It also seeks to restore "dignity" to young people who feel that the current political system is treating them harshly and carelessly. With familiar calls for better government jobs and services, they quickly turned into a sweeping rejection of the regime.
He warned that the inability of the government and its allies to defuse the growing revolution through other means made it increasingly violent, as government forces resorted to firing live ammunition and tear gas directly at the demonstrators, and the Ministry of Communications stopped the Internet to prevent the spread of videos showing the brutality of the state Courts summoned anti-terrorism laws to justify the killing of protesters.
But the violence has fueled anger among protesters, who were shocked at first that the state does not hesitate to kill them or inflict permanent disability, and responded with their own escalation demanding not only jobs and reforms but a completely new political system.
She concluded that the demonstrators had a difficult road ahead because instead of yielding to them, post-Saddam Iraqi leaders returned the heavy tools of repression to maintain their control of power.
dealt with Foreign Affairs magazine , the American protests continued in Iraq for more than six weeks, describing it as a popular uprising has expanded to become the biggest challenge to the political system since the US - led invasion in 2003
saw Renad Mansour researcher and director of the Iraq initiative of the Organization of the Chatham House that the protest movement Youth The revolutionary leadership without shaking the ruling class has forced the agents of the Shiite, Sunni and Kurdish authorities to form a united front behind the besieged Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi. She said the cohesion of the disintegrated political elite and their unified support to quell the protests suggest a return to tyranny and the emergence of a "republic of fear" similar to that which the United States and Iraq's new leaders have vowed never to return after the fall of Saddam Hussein.
He added that the current intifada is different from the events of the previous unrest in several important aspects, most notably that the previous protest movements were run by members of the intellectual and political elite, which tended to seek gradual change, and attracted participants of different age groups, but the current demonstrations are not led by A particular party or intellectual movement, and most importantly, it is supported by a large youth segment of society that has not been heavily involved in politics.
Restoring Dignity
The current protest movement is not only about better services or jobs, but also reflects an amorphous and strong desire for radical change. It also seeks to restore "dignity" to young people who feel that the current political system is treating them harshly and carelessly. With familiar calls for better government jobs and services, they quickly turned into a sweeping rejection of the regime.
He warned that the inability of the government and its allies to defuse the growing revolution through other means made it increasingly violent, as government forces resorted to firing live ammunition and tear gas directly at the demonstrators, and the Ministry of Communications stopped the Internet to prevent the spread of videos showing the brutality of the state Courts summoned anti-terrorism laws to justify the killing of protesters.
But the violence has fueled anger among protesters, who were shocked at first that the state does not hesitate to kill them or inflict permanent disability, and responded with their own escalation demanding not only jobs and reforms but a completely new political system.
She concluded that the demonstrators had a difficult road ahead because instead of yielding to them, post-Saddam Iraqi leaders returned the heavy tools of repression to maintain their control of power.
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