Laws Affect Iraq People

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Throughout history, thousands of people have flee their country because of extreme cases like wars, economic crisis, violation of human rights, among others. To this day, this problem affects many people. The number of IDPs has been increasing because of many conflicts ongoing all around the world. This Topic has been widely discussed since many people face death or serious health conditions and they can not develop as they should.

The amount of people who are currently displaced in Iraq is estimated to be 3 million, this situation is affecting Iraq people in some ways, some of them are: the restriction of some areas for IDPs or refugees, they cant get their resources that easily and others, these is making Iraqis look for alternatives like

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