Al-Maliki's shift from patience to suppression
The article focused on reviewing the details of Nouri al-Maliki's second term in Iraq since 2010, highlighting how commitments made under the Erbil Agreement were abandoned, leading to a decline in the achievements of his first term and an escalation of political and security crises. The narrative describes how democratic motivations shifted into individualist policies and an authoritarian style of governance, accompanied by increased violations of both public and private freedoms, the deterioration of institutions, and the escalation of violence against protesters and journalists. It also sheds light on the security escalation and repressive operations that resulted in numerous issues, including arbitrary arrests and abuses, leading to a loss of public trust in the government. This shift caused the government to rely on proxy management, worsening the political and human rights situation in Iraq.
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