دور الأقليات المسيحية، الصابئية المندائية، والأيزيدية، والكرد الفيلية في المشاركة الدستورية والسياسية في العراق بعد عام 2005

Abstract EN

Although the problem of minorities in political participation does not represent a special situation in Iraq, the political, social and economic transformations witnessed by the Iraqi reality after 2003 have made the problem of minorities in Iraq more complex, there is a clear concern that minorities are becoming less stable because of unstable conditions, as the nature of the political process weakened the ability of minorities to access or participate in decision-making positions, the discourse of the component discourse crystallized the system of political quotas, which did not allow minorities access to decision centers.

the political participation of minorities after 2005 was marginal and ineffective because of a set of challenges.

in addition to the nature of the circumstances that followed in its political process, the intrinsic nature of minorities contributed greatly to the curtailment of their political activity.