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Ninawa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ninawa is a province in Iraq, and the Arabic name for the biblical city of Nineveh in Assyria. This page was last modified 14:03, 1 August 2005. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ninawa

Ninawa governorate council election, 2005 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Governorate Council election in the Ninawa governate of Iraq was held on January 30, 2005, simultaneously with the national legislative election. This page was last modified 03:17, 15 May 2005. Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ninawa_governorate_council_election,_2005

Iraqi legislative election, 2005 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Eighteen Governorate Councils and a 111-member council of the Kurdistan Regional Government were also elected. Elections to the Kurdistan National Assembly, the 111-member legislature of the Kurdish Autonomous Region, were held on the same day as the federal legislative elections. One challenge to the legitimacy of the election was the low Sunni turnout, which was as low as 2 percent in Anbar province. www.wikipedia.org /wiki/2005_Iraqi_election

Iraq: In cold blood: abuses by armed groups Before the elections, voters in many parts of Iraq, especially in Baghdad and in northern and western towns and cities, received many threats, including that they would be killed, that their children would be abducted and that their houses would be burned down. On 25 January 2005, a judge, Qais Hashem al-Shamari, aged 32, the secretary of Iraq's Council of Judges, was shot dead together with his son in an ambush by armed men in a car. On 16 January Riadh Radhi, a candidate in Basra's provincial council elections, held at the same time as elections for the National Assembly, was killed when gunmen fired on his car as he was driving with his family. www.amnestyusa.org /news/document.do?id=82875A2E5E28FB7880256FF70042A155

RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY Aqil Hamid al-Abbali, the deputy governor of the Diyala Governorate located northwest of Baghdad, was shot and killed in Ba'qubah on 29 October, Al-Sharqiyah television reported on the same day. Usama Yusif Kashmula, the previous governor of the province that encompasses Mosul, was assassinated on 14 July. Governor Kashmula announced on 3 November -- in a move reminiscent of Al-Fallujah -- that a division of soldiers comprised of former Iraqi Army troops will soon be on duty in Al-Kasak, outside Mosul. www.rferl.org /reports/iraq-report/2004/11/41-051104.asp

The Democrat's Diary: June 2005 The Lancet study was released in the run-up to the November 2004 presidential election. If the election results benefit the hardliners this could help Washington's neo-cons create the opening they have been desperately trying to manufacture in order to take military action against Iran, and install another vicious client government there. After fresh elections, this time held under UN observation, a new government could move to create the prosperity within which a stable democratic society can thrive. www.democratsdiary.co.uk /archive/2005_06_01_democratsdiary_archive.html

Research Topics As the election grows nearer, many women's organizations and NGO's are launching educational campaigns for women on the importance of their role in shaping the future of the country. Election officials reported that voting in many Kirkuk polling stations was over by midday, although the polling sites stayed open until 5 pm, in accordance with election law. This election was conducted as a statment by the Iraqi community in Egypt and North Africa who felt that they were marginalized by the Independent Electoral Commission of Iraq which was set up by the UN. www.defenddemocracy.org /research_topics/research_topics_show.htm?doc_id=257627

GreenvilleOnline Forums - Why the Bushies have grown silent about the election The numerous complaints from the citizens about elections not been held there is the strongest argument, together with declarations by Dr. Farid Ayyar, head of the IECI that he was sorry because elections were not done in these regions, in opposition to the official declaration by the representative of the IECI in Mosul yesterday. The responsibility for elections not taking place in certain regions falls on the shoulders of the mayors and the officials of these regions, and the main cause of this problem is the insecurity. Nizar didn’t reveal the results of the count, justifying this by saying it is out of his prerogatives, but he assured that the operation of counting was done in the presence of delegates from the parties and the list of candidates. news.greenvilleonline.com /forums/showthread.php?threadid=4609

OpinionJournal - Extra In Qadisiyah Governorate three school rehabilitation projects were recently approved by Community Action Groups in Qadisiyah Governorate. With the election less than a month away, we now know the final state of political play: In the final figures released by Iraq's Independent Electoral Commission, 73 political parties, 25 individual personalities and nine coalition groups will be competing for the 275 National Assembly seats. As the election approaches and the building of the new country continues, the shape of things to come in Iraq is not entirely new and certainly not an alien imposition. www.opinionjournal.com /extra?id=110006103

RFE/RL Newsline, 05-03-07 He is the second governorate council member to be killed; the first was Nahlah Aziz al-Isa, who was kidnapped and later assassinated by militants last year, Al-Sharqiyah reported. Contentious district elections, meanwhile, are to be postponed to a later date, pending a parliamentary debate on district boundaries. Bakiev, who is in a second-round runoff election on 13 March, told a crowd of some 3,000 protesters in Jalal-Abad that President Akaev is attempting to inflame political tensions in the country to create a pretext to declare a state of emergency and cancel October's presidential elections. www.hri.org /news/balkans/rferl/last/05-03-07.rferl.html

"Spikes of Activity" (ZNet Blog) On 2 December 2002, United States and British aircraft bombed civilian and military sites in Ninawa governorate, wounding one child and damaging a citizen’s houses as well as civilian and military installations. On 1 May 2002, United States and British aircraft bombed civilian and military sites in Ninawa Governorate, killing one citizen and wounding five others and damaging civilian and military installations. On 3 May 2002, two United States warplanes broke the sound barrier in the Umm Qasr area of Basrah Governorate, breaking windowpanes in homes and government offices. blog.zmag.org /index.php/weblog/entry/impeachment3

UNAMI: Iraqi Media Monitoring Ayyar says that the Supreme Elections Commission has produced a 45-minute publicity movie, more than a half a million posters, and ten million brochures to be distributed at schools to raise public awareness on the elections. The Association of the Tribes of the Shi'i Political Council has held a conference to discuss preparations for the elections in January, Iraqi Al-Diyar TV reported on 12 October. I have heard that most Iraqis are convinced that the coming elections, assuming they are feasible, will not in fact provide a solution to the security problem, which requires an iron fist backed up by emergency measures and martial law. www.globalsecurity.org /wmd/library/news/iraq/2004/10/imm-041013-unami.htm

Ten Iraqis killed in different attacks Iraqi security sources said that gunmen opened fire at a members of Ninawa governorate council Ojeil Mohsin Ojeil, while he was riding his car in al-Ma'moun area to the south of Musil city, and killed him immediately. In al-Zafaranah to the south of Baghdad, a member in the Higher Council For The Islamic Revolution In Iraq was killed by gunmen and another was injured, according to a source at the ministry of the interior. The explosion took place on Sunday on the road linking Baghdad and Karkouk city to the north was followed by clashes between gunmen and the police, and resulted in killing one Iraqi soldier and injuring three, one is in a critical health condition.. www.arabicnews.com /ansub/Daily/Day/050411/2005041103.html

Winds of Change.NET: Good news from Iraq, 17 January 2005 Ninawa Governorate: More than 3,400 families have received winter items. The academy trains both professional and semi-professional personnel for law enforcement positions within the municipality and governorate." And in Owja, south of Tikrit, the renovation of a police station is nearly complete and ahead of schedule. Rebuild Iraq 2005 is aimed at providing international firms a 'safe and ideal venue to present their products and transfer the much needed technology to Iraqi businessmen', a statement said." Meanwhile, the achievement in reconstruction work will be officially recognized later on this year: windsofchange.net /archives/006177.php

RFE/RL Newsline, 04-11-15 Khasraw Goran, the deputy governor of the Ninawa Governorate, which includes Mosul, accused police of colluding with insurgents, Kurdistan Satellite Television reported on 13 November. Sergei Karaganov, the president of the influential Council for Foreign and Defense Policy, said that Lavrov is attempting gradually to prepare the public for the loss of the Kurile Islands, Regnum reported on 15 November. Guardians Council spokesman Gholam Hussein Elham said on 13 November that the date on which the Interior Ministry would like to hold the country's next presidential election is too early, IRNA reported. www.hri.org /news/balkans/rferl/2004/04-11-15.rferl.html

mediraq.txt On 15 May 2005, one of the station's announcers said that it would be forced to close following the UAE government's decision not to renew its licence. Dubai-based Iraqi television Al-Fayha announced 15 May 2005 that it would be closing down following a refusal by the UAE government to renew the channel's licence, according to one of the channel's own presenters. On 20 April 2005, Al-Hurriyah Radio was observed broadcasting on 96.9 MHz in Baghdad. www.w4uvh.net /mediraq.txt

Karbala - Current News & Information Governorate, Sulaymaniya, the post-invasion rate was considerably lower than the pre-invasion rate, while for two others, Ninawa and Karbala, the rates were... Attackers gunned down a Diyala governor's aide and two provincial council members south of Baghdad as they were on their way to a funeral in Karbala for a... Despite the fact that Shia leaders in the Iraqi cities of Najaf and Karbala have stressed the necessity of holding a general election on January 30, 2005... news.daylightonline.com /2003/Karbala.html

Chrenkoff CAP is currently constructing wheelchair access ramps in 37 local institutions in the city of Diwaniyah (Qadisiyah Governorate) and has nearly finished 23 access ramps in Al Amarah (Maysan Governorate). Koizumi has threatened a new election if the proposal fails in the upper house which is due to vote by August 13. It's not that the Iraqis are not concerned about the violence (they are) or angry about the level of services (they definitely are), yet the optimism about the future seems to be on the way up. chrenkoff.blogspot.com

exit zero (formerly what are they saying): February 2005 Archives Well, maybe elections were religion Vs secularism, but that would be the perspective of the cleric-like politicians and not the people's. The Islamic Supreme Council of America (ISCA) is a Muslim advocacy group that is "dedicated to differentiating the majority of peace-loving, moderate Muslims in the world from the handful of extremists who mar the beautiful image of Islam." This election was a vote against the kind of terrorism that political Islam represents. www.whataretheysaying.org /archives/2005_02.html

RFID, Supply Chain, Logistics, and More - Stop being a wimp State! - Portal of Supply Chain Management » Napa's poll workers ready for Election Day » Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P. Announces Operatorship of West Texas Gulf Pipe Line Effective January 1, 2005 www.rfidscm.info /supply-chain/2387.html

Sunni Powers Oppose Federalism in Western Iraq Al-Anbar governor Fassal al-Ka'oud had proposed a federal rule in the predominantly Sunni western governorates of Saladin, Ninawa and Al-Anbar, to face up to the new political reality in the war-torn country. "Christian villages in Ninawa plains want their own governorate to enhance their political, economic and administrative rights within the state," said Isac Isac, the movement's public relations officer. Calls for federalism, however, were quickly endorsed by the Assyrian Democratic Movement, which wants a self-ruled Christian governorate in Ninawa plains. www.aina.org /news/20050324135407.htm   (413 words)

UNAMI: Iraqi Media Monitoring A demonstration was held outside Baghdad's Green Zone on 6 February to protest against "incomplete" elections in some areas in the Ninawa governorate, Al-Sharqiyah TV reported. Assyrian party official says electoral commission should be fair to people who were deprived of their right to vote in Ninawa Governorate... Chaldean, Assyrian, and Syriac parties and organizations, from Ninawa stage demonstration in front of the Green Zone to protest against not holding 30 January elections in their area. www.globalsecurity.org /wmd/library/news/iraq/2005/02/imm-050207-unami.htm   (2126 words)

ReliefWeb » Document Preview » Remarks by Andrew S. Natsios, Administrator, U.S. Agency for International Development, on reconstruction in Iraq Infrastructure projects managed by the embassy's project and Contracting Office PCO in Ninawa' governorate include 34 schools, 19 water distribution, 9 trains stations, the tower at Mosul airport, 9 clinics, 2 hospitals, 9 fire stations, 18 electric substations. In Ninawa' governorate, 195 such workshops were attended by 5,500 participants. There are 52 voter registration sites in Ninawa' for the upcoming constitutional referendum and national elections, and the Iraq Electoral Commission has already met three times with sixteen political parties to ensure that they are getting the word out about how to register and then to vote. www.reliefweb.int /rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/EGUA-6G7LPN?OpenDocument   (1518 words)

Ninawa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ninawa (in Arabic: نینوا,in kurdish: Neynewa) is a governorate (province) in Iraq, and the Arabic name for the biblical city of Nineveh in Assyria. The insurgents had moved to Ninawa after the Battle of Fallujah in 2004. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ninawa   (134 words)

Ninawa - RecipeFacts Ninawa is a governorate (province) in Iraq, and the Arabic name for the biblical city of Nineveh in Assyria. www.recipeland.com /encyclopaedia/index.php/Ninawa   (86 words)

Syrian- Iraqi agreement to provide Ninawa with energy Syria and Iraq have agreed to provide the Iraqi Ninawa province with energy, in the first official agreement signed between the two states since the collapse of the Iraqi regime since 4 months. The Syrian official news agency SANA said that " two cooperation agreements in the area of oil and electricity were signed between the Syrian Arab Republic and representatives for the Iraqi Ninwa governorate at the headquarters of the Syrian Cabinet." www.syrialive.net /financial/2003/082903Syrian-%20Iraqi%20agreement%20to%20provide%20Ninawa%20with%20energy.htm   (154 words)

Economic Hopes Soar in Ninawa Province - DefendAmerica News Article If Ninawa Governorate were a more permissive area in which to work, local companies would be supplying building workers and building materials to the ATCT in lieu of foreign countries.” This commitment will bring international air travel to the Ninawa Province, which will attract international commerce. When the burlap ran out, Turkish rugs were applied and wet down as an expedient solution to keep the concrete cool while curing during tower’s foundation construction. www.defendamerica.gov /articles/sep2005/a091305la1.html   (497 words)

Medical Aid Committee After an evaluation in the Ninawa governorate, in northern Irak, we have opened our base in Mosul and started our activities in support of health structures. Other projects are currently discussed with the institutions of international aid in order to improve the life of many refugees, IDPs and returnees present in Northern Iraq, some of whom have been living for more than 7 years in the same camp in very bad conditions. In 2003, because of the difficulties of the Iraqi context, we have witnessed a worsening of drugs supply in the sanitary structures. www.cam-fr.org /_en_mis_irak.php   (437 words)

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