نشاط المعارضة العراقية 1991-2003

Abstract EN

The policy of the Baathist regime in Iraq had a great impact on the emergence and expansion of parties and movements opposed to the regime, especially after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, the popular uprising, and the repressive methods that it practiced with the Iraqi people The opposition was weak internally, and it was not united, but rather different directions, which weakened its position at the internal and international levels, in addition to the fact that the Iraqi regime rejected any form of opposition, so it treated the opposition parties and movements harshly and brutally, which weakened them significantly, not to mention the intervention of The role of the neighborhood and the international community in the affairs of the opposition.