التظاهرات العراقية والصحافة الخليجية

Abstract EN

In talking about the demonstrations, we find that they are a legitimate right for all and according to what is guaranteed by many regulations and laws in various countries of the world, as it is a behavioral response to the persecution of the masses in some aspects of life.

The ruling authorities, and perhaps this expressive form has been extended since ancient times, as it imposed regulations and laws that grant the right of refusal to the other party who is trying to infringe on the freedoms of others.

Iraq represents one of many countries whose peoples went out against their political systems and expressed their opinion about political issues and actions that tried to infringe or transgress the right of the legitimate masses.

The service situation and standard of living in the country are getting worse and worse, and the various administrations of successive governments have caused outrage among those masses and in various Iraqi cities.

The demonstrations in themselves represent a peaceful and civil expression of the people towards the policies or practices of the executive and legislative authorities that run the country, even if they are elected by the people.

A certain politician, and the Iraqi demonstrations carried out by the people and in general the youth were the result of the government’s wrath and their attempts were to reproduce the Arab demonstrations Trying to borrow the symbolism of Tahrir Square and copy the Arab practice that differs fundamentally from our practices, where the problem of Iraq is more civil than a corrupt dictatorial state system, as is the case with Arab regimes.

He and the youth drifted with him, trying to cling to any thread that would save them from the reaction of the authority, forgetting that most of these media outlets are politicized and do not differ from the corrupt authority itself, and that is why the demonstrators presented the authority and the argument, to refute them and attach false accusation against them, from Baathist to terrorist charges.