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Iraq’s Bedouin forced to settle down

Published on: Wednesday 29 December 2021

EAST BABIL, Iraq — Iraqi Bedouin living in areas of the Babil and Wasit provinces, directly to the south and ... They sold their lands that they were unable to cultivate due to financial hardship. The ...

News source: https://www.al-monitor.com/originals/2015/09/iraq-bedouins-government-neglect.html

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