#38: Social Media and Iraq’s Protest Movement

Update: 2020-02-28

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The nonviolent struggle for democratic reforms in Iraq is now well into its fifth month of sustained protests against the government. We talk with Hayder Hamzoz, founder of INSM (Iraqi Network for Social Media), a network of Iraqi bloggers and citizens journalists. Hayder shares his perspective on how the protests work and the critical role that social media activists are playing on both the physical and digital front lines of Iraq's protest movement.

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#38: Social Media and Iraq’s Protest Movement

Education for Peace in Iraq Center

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#38: Social Media and Iraq’s Protest Movement

Education for Peace in Iraq Center

#38: Social Media and Iraq’s Protest Movement