Activities

In cooperation with Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) ,Ufuq organization for human development organized a discussion session about minorities rights in the International and Iraqi laws. Mr Ali Bakhat present the International,iraqi Constitutional and local Legislations relating to the Minorities rights. We gave the Participants folders Each one of them includes Minorities Rights Guide and a Social research

We held a panel discussion entitled: “The right to education in Iraq, policies, and legislation We discussed important issues concerning the state of education in Iraq and the challenges facing it. One of the most important outputs of the session is an agreement to create a body within the Iraqi Social Forum to work on

In cooperation with Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) ,Ufuq organization for human development organized a discussion session about minorities rights in the International and Iraqi laws. The session was held at Baghdad Academy And moderated by Mrs Thanaa Al Bassam. Mr Wissam Ibrahim present the International,iraqi Constitutional and local Legislations relating to the Minorities rights. We

In cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Ufuq organized two sessions to prepare a legislation draft on the Protection of Diversity and the Prevention of Discrimination and work on its legislation. The first session was held on 27 September 2018 in the presence of representatives of the Iraqi components of the Activists and those concerned with

Within the project (The Role of Minorities in Promoting Stability), Ufuq Organization, within the activities of the Alliance of Iraqi Minorities, held a conference on amending and changing curricula, with the participation of 61 participants from the governorates (Baghdad, Nineveh, Diyala, Maysan, Sulaymaniyah and Muthanna) representing important segments of the Iraqi religious sects and representatives of

We believe in the necessity of voluntary efforts to achieve quality education in Iraq. Our organization carried out a campaign to restore and rehabilitate some school classrooms in Baghdad, in addition to providing these classes with Data Show projectors to display extra-curricular activities, especially those activities that support peacebuilding and enhance cultural diversity in Iraq.

As part of the activities of AIM and Ufuq, in order to adapt the educational curricula to the principles of human rights and to support the efforts of peaceful coexistence and the protection of diversity and the rights of Iraqi minorities, a number of meetings were held with deputies in the Iraqi parliament on the

Within the project (The Role of Minorities in Promoting Stability), Ufuq Organization, within the activities of the Alliance of Iraqi Minorities, held a conference on amending and changing curricula, with the participation of 61 participants from the governorates (Baghdad, Nineveh, Diyala, Maysan, Sulaymaniyah and Muthanna) representing important segments of the Iraqi religious sects and representatives of

Ufuq Organization, with the Tunisian League for Human Rights, and the Kawakibi Center for Democratic Transitions, contributed to the discussions about the preparation of the final report of the Truth and Dignity Commission in Tunisia, as part of Ufuq’s endeavor to partner and work with all institutions and organizations in the Middle East and North

In cooperation with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Iraq, our organization has organized a series of extra-curricular activities at “Abu Ala Al-Ma’arri Secondary School” in Al-Sha’ab City, as part of the program “Protecting Cultural Diversity and Promoting the Concepts of Peaceful Coexistence” We explained to students the concepts of peace building and coexistence and