Five reasons for young Iraqis' disconnect from civil groups

Currently, Iraqi youth are suffering from a lack of appeal of liberal and civil political parties and organizations. The Iraqi parliament is currently dominated by religious and sectarian parties, with a complete absence of civil parties that previously had a presence. This decline is due to the effects of sectarian war, widespread corruption, and Iranian influence, which has supported religious parties since 2011. Additionally, the government's suppression of peaceful protests, along with acts of violence and assassinations against activists, has further discouraged young people from engaging in civil political work, despite their efforts to organize themselves through large protests in 2019 in opposition to the current political elite.

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