Iraq activists revisit 2019 demands

Tensions during the October protests in Iraq call for social justice and the overthrow of the sectarian power-sharing system. At the same time, criticism intensifies regarding corruption and foreign interference, which have led to the deaths of hundreds and thousands of injuries in the 2019 protests. Despite the security forces' repression, the majority of Iraqis remain committed to the demands of the movement, which reflect the disillusionment of the new generation of youth with the political system that has been divided since 2003 and is now dominated by traders, businessmen, and political leaders without clear programs. Recent statements by political officials have sparked controversy over responsibility for violence, especially following repeated arrests and assassinations of activists, with calls to uncover the facts behind these violations and hold those responsible accountable. The protests continue this year, focusing on economic and living problems—from the rising dollar exchange rate to unemployment—while young people monitor the new government’s actions and seek genuine changes in the Iraqi reality.

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