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I'm a video, photo and audio journalist based in Iraq. I've worked as a journalist and producer for the last Nine years, covering the Battle of Mosul, personal stories, and other issues and conflicts impacting young Iraqis. I am interested in showing and telling stories from my country, and working with others to produce meaningful work that confronts. Here you can find a sample of my work.
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Tyres screech and crowd cheers as young Iraqi drift racers put on a show at the Mesopotamia Engines Sport Club in Baghdad. The activity serves as a vital outlet for young people to blow off steam in a healthy and productive manner. "I love this sport," says Hassouni Al-Malik who, at just 21 years old, is Iraq's youngest drift racer. "We do this for our fans and to create a new generation of racers that will take it up after us."
Iraq: Employment Rights for People with Disabilities.
Here's how some Iraqis help dig up and disable thousands of bombs that are still buried in Iraq after the war with ISIS
