Women for a Free Iraq

The Women for a Free Iraq website brings together the stories of Iraqi
women who have overcome huge challenges and are now fighting for what
they believe in – a free and democratic Iraq.

Women for a Free Iraq was formed in early 2003 to speak up about the
suffering of the Iraqi people under Saddam's rule and rally support
for the liberation of Iraq.

It is made up of a diverse group of over fifty women who argue for a
free, pluralistic Iraq that is based on equal rights, the rule of law
and representative democracy.

They want to build support for a new Iraq where women have the same
rights and opportunities as men, and where they can raise their
children without fear.

LFIQ does not necessarily endorse everything on this site but it
contains stories of women who escaped Saddam's rule and are now living
as exiles.

You can read examples of these remarkable stories
here

Katie Martin