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Iraqi blogger outspoken about country’s corruption detained

  • Al-Khafaji, 29, runs a popular Facebook page called “Brothers Iraq” that focuses on human rights violations
  • The relative said Al-Khafaji received threats from unknown people in recent days warning him not to publish posts about the protests
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French FM holds Iraq talks on Daesh prisoners in Syria

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Iraq anti-corruption drive stops short of snaring worst culprits

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France, Iraq to discuss framework for putting militants on trial

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Facing pressure, Baghdad ups probes into protest bloodshed

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US to hand over to Iraq Daesh members evacuated from Syria

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Protests resume in Iraq’s Sadr City as uprising enters second week

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Iraq names new head for its state grain buying agency

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Huda and Mona Kattan share heartfelt message on Iraq

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Death toll climbs as Iraq unrest hits Baghdad’s volatile Sadr City

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‘Enemies seek to sow discord’ between Iran and Iraq: Khamenei

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Iraqi protesters vow to continue regardless of government offers

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More die as Iraq spirals into chaos

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