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Iraq protests ... break taboo taboos and traditions, eliminate differences and open up a new era of freedom
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The demonstrators of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] were able to break many taboos, including the descent of girls to the public squares for the participation of young people in the protests, breaking old traditions and opening a new era of freedom for the Iraqi people.
Observers emphasized that the conservative society, which is largely controlled by religious parties, caused the participation of women alongside men in the demonstrations, and the chanting of protesters against politicians, including clerics, shock among Iraqis who could not have imagined this before the October protests.
During the past months, the sit-in areas were filled with women who demonstrated, infected muffins, wrote on the walls, painted tattoos on the shoulders and arms of youths, and participated in discussion sessions and musical workshops.
The terms "abolishing the class" and "removing differences" were repeated in the tongues of the protesters and on social media, and pictures of young men and women from different social groups marched side by side and shed tears together after losing colleagues in confrontations that killed hundreds.
A Twitter user summarizes the reality of the demonstrations in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] by saying: “Tahrir Square makes us dream,” commenting that his friend, the driver of the tuk-tuk vehicle, fell in love with a paramedic belonging to a prominent family.
Demonstrations erupted to protest corruption and unemployment in an oil-rich country, where about 20 percent of its population suffers from poverty after decades of war and turmoil.
Iraqis consider the period between declaring victory over ISIS at the end of 2017 and the launching of demonstrations, a pivotal period in their lives because it gave them the opportunity to experience living in relative stability for the first time in 4 decades.
Iraqis on social media often post pictures of Iraqi universities and workplaces during the 1970s showing women dressed in liberal clothing with men.
The recent demonstrations opened the door to what looks like a social coup, especially in the conservative agricultural cities of the Shiite majority.
The demonstrations also encouraged figures to call for an end to the quota system between the schools that were born after 2003, among them the former soccer player Adnan Darjal, who demanded that sectarianism and territoriality not be adopted in the most popular game.
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The demonstrators of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] were able to break many taboos, including the descent of girls to the public squares for the participation of young people in the protests, breaking old traditions and opening a new era of freedom for the Iraqi people.
Observers emphasized that the conservative society, which is largely controlled by religious parties, caused the participation of women alongside men in the demonstrations, and the chanting of protesters against politicians, including clerics, shock among Iraqis who could not have imagined this before the October protests.
During the past months, the sit-in areas were filled with women who demonstrated, infected muffins, wrote on the walls, painted tattoos on the shoulders and arms of youths, and participated in discussion sessions and musical workshops.
The terms "abolishing the class" and "removing differences" were repeated in the tongues of the protesters and on social media, and pictures of young men and women from different social groups marched side by side and shed tears together after losing colleagues in confrontations that killed hundreds.
A Twitter user summarizes the reality of the demonstrations in [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] by saying: “Tahrir Square makes us dream,” commenting that his friend, the driver of the tuk-tuk vehicle, fell in love with a paramedic belonging to a prominent family.
Demonstrations erupted to protest corruption and unemployment in an oil-rich country, where about 20 percent of its population suffers from poverty after decades of war and turmoil.
Iraqis consider the period between declaring victory over ISIS at the end of 2017 and the launching of demonstrations, a pivotal period in their lives because it gave them the opportunity to experience living in relative stability for the first time in 4 decades.
Iraqis on social media often post pictures of Iraqi universities and workplaces during the 1970s showing women dressed in liberal clothing with men.
The recent demonstrations opened the door to what looks like a social coup, especially in the conservative agricultural cities of the Shiite majority.
The demonstrations also encouraged figures to call for an end to the quota system between the schools that were born after 2003, among them the former soccer player Adnan Darjal, who demanded that sectarianism and territoriality not be adopted in the most popular game.
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