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Four Years After Islamic State Group: Families in Mosul Still Languish in Poverty - Iraq

Four Years After Islamic State Group: Families in Mosul Still Languish in Poverty Format A man walks through the rubble of the old city of Mosul. © Tom Peyre-Costa/NRC The effects of COVID-19, the worsening economy, the ongoing drought and the recent camp closures have compounded an existing humanitarian crisis, resulting in Mosul remaining a shell-shocked city with destroyed infrastructure and limited income generating opportunities “We will rebuild our city with our own hands” Four years since the Islamic State group was driven out of Mosul by Iraqi forces and an international coalition, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis continue to languish in poverty and displacement.

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The European Union supports UN-Habitat to help returnees re-establish their lives in Sinjar, Tel Afar and Baaj districts [EN/AR] - Iraq

The European Union supports UN-Habitat to help returnees re-establish their lives in Sinjar, Tel Afar and Baaj districts [EN/AR] Format Erbil, Iraq – 9 February 2021 – Destroyed houses remain one of the main obstacles that prevent many internally displaced persons from returning to their hometowns and communities. The absence of housing, jobs, and basic services such as water, sanitation, electricity, schools and health clinics, means that displaced people will try to remain in camps as long as possible. Alternatively, returning to their hometowns may mean moving in with relatives, sometimes three or four families in the same house, or renting, establishing temporary shelters in informal sites, or living in unfinished or empty buildings.

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Camp closures force families back to shattered homes in Iraq

Camp closures force families back to shattered homes in Iraq
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Families forced back to shattered homes

Families forced back to shattered homes
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Camp closures force Iraqi families back to shattered homes

Camp closures force Iraqi families back to shattered homes by Samya Kullab, The Associated Press Posted Dec 16, 2020 1:05 am EDT Last Updated Dec 16, 2020 at 1:12 am EDT DEBAJA, Iraq After living in a camp for three years, 70-year-old Merhi Hamed Abdullah returned to his village west of the city of Mosul to find it in ruins his first glimpse of home since Iraq defeated the Islamic State group. To shelter his family of seven, Abdullah resurrected the tent he had hurriedly packed as the government closed Hamam Alil camp last month, forcing him and 8,500 others to return to devastated hometowns and an uncertain future.

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