Week of Nonviolence in Iraq :: Photo Essay
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More than 100 citizen groups in all 18 Iraqi provinces participated in a mid-October week of activities aimed at reducing violence in the January 2009 provincial elections. This photo essay shows a sample of events during this year’s Week of Nonviolence.
says Ismael Dawood, a La’Onf founder. The Iraqi civil-society organization La’Onf (which means “no violence” in Arabic) is a network of Iraqi activists building a nonviolence movement to resist occupation, terrorism, and corruption in Iraq. |
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Click on the thumbnails below to see images and captions by Iraqi La’Onf members.
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