Iraq: Kurdistan Region’s authorities failing survivors of domestic violence

By Amnesty International

The Kurdistan Region of Iraq’s (KR-I) authorities are failing to ensure that perpetrators of domestic violence, including harrowing cases of murder, rape, beatings and burning, are held to account, and they are imposing arbitrary restrictions on the freedoms of survivors who seek protection in the shelter system, said Amnesty International in a new report published […] The post Iraq: Kurdistan Region’s authorities failing survivors of domestic violence appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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