Article Parents and Teachers Can Save Iraq’s Ailing Education System Iraq used to have one of the best education systems in the region Read the story Photo Essay "School is not only about studying, it’s also fun!”. Through Education, Iraqi Children Aspire Towards a Better Future See the story Photo Essay Immunization for better child health Immunization for better child health: a trip with the National Polio Campaign team in Erbil, Iraq See the story Photo Essay A day with ThiQar’s All-Girls’ Football Team A day with ThiQar’s All-Girls’ Football Team See the story Photo Essay The conflict may be over but lack of water threatens returni The conflict may be over but lack of water threatens returning families in Iraq. See the story Photo Essay A new school for the children at Muatha Hasna Elementary Sch A new school for the children at Muatha Hasna Elementary School See the story Photo Essay Safe spaces for stronger girls Safe spaces for stronger girls See the story Photo Essay “I choose education, not marriage” “I choose education, not marriage” See the story Photo Essay In Baghdad's outskirts water is now clean and safe In Baghdad's outskirts water is now clean and safe See the story Photo Essay New season, new clothes There are more than 3 million Iraqis living in poverty, made worse by the recent war in Iraq. See the story Photo Essay A choice to beat the cold For the first time in Iraq, UNICEF is working using a system which assists the assessment and selection of beneficiary families for the winter clothing. See the story Photo Essay Flooding leaves thousands, including children, at risk Erbil, Iraq, 27 November 2018 — Severe rainfall and subsequent flooding has damaged water and sanitation services. See the story Photo Essay New skills, new you — giving kids in Kirkuk a place to grow Children displaced by conflict from Hawija, and local children from Kirkuk spent every day of their summer holidays visiting a youth centre in Kirkuk. See the story Photo Essay A mirror through which you can observe your mistakes I remember when I was a student, teachers used to hit their students if they didn’t answer a question or if they forgot to do their homework See the story
