Women´s Lives in Iraq

People do not understand how bad the lives of women in Iraq are. Women in Iraq are worried about being threatened or murdered by daily routine matters such as makeup and school. Iraqi women have little or no rights and no freedom. Women are in a weak position, deprived of education, afraid of honorable death, and need to comply with strict guidelines, leading to serious consequences if not following these guidelines. Iraqis women may be physically or mentally harmed by Iraqi men, such as brothers, fathers, cousins, husbands.

Iraqi women were part of women who received higher education. In Iraq, unlike many border countries, women have many rights. Men and women can share equivalent wages for equal work, get a 6 month maternity leave, and serve in the military as well. It is easy for women in Iraq to find a job and there are many opportunities to work in many occupations. Today these women are poor creatures who are forced to keep silent, chasing their husband like their husband, always being obedient to her husband. Media believes that a typical wife is not really saying in family management, and men decide every problem. Some Americans believe that Muslim women are being oppressed by religion and are completely forced to hide and to force them to deprive education and other fundamental rights. Like women all over the world, Muslim women fight for equality

There are about 130,000 US forces in Iraq. Men and women living in their duties, honor, and state vows sacrifice their lives, their bodies and their families for their country. They do not start fighting because they believe war, start their politics, police do not start the testimony, the creation of creative reports, or other BSs used to justify violent acts I will not refuse. Because they swear to protect us, they fight and die. You did the same. You pledge to "peacefully protect innocent people from oppression and intimidation, from violence and confusion, respect the constitutional rights to all people's freedom, equality, and justice."

Our duties in Iraq and Afghanistan are obvious to our service staff - and it is obvious to our enemies. Our men and women are striving for the freedom of more than 50 million people who have recently lived under the most brutal two autocratic regimes on the planet. In aggressive areas, our men and women work hard to help democracy, peace and justice. We are not facing those enemies in the center of the United States, as our men and women are in the center of the heart and power of the enemies of terrorists thousands of miles apart.