Economic and Social Rights
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A panel discussion on societal violence in Dhi- Qar
On Thursday, October 27, 2022, Tammuz Organization for Social Development, in cooperation with the Deanship of the Faculty of Physical…
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Discussing report on private sector accountability in Iraq
Within the Arab Observer project, which was held in Baghdad on Thursday, March 11, 2021, at the Petroleum Cultural Center,…
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“Procedures for the return of the IDPs and the birth certificate”
On Thursday 5/7/2018, Tammuz Organization for Social Development organized the Third legal awareness workshop under the slogan "Displaced Persons in…
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Visit the Subcommittee on Compensation and those affected by terrorist military operations
On Tuesday 15/08/2017, Represented by our colleagues, the lawyers, Bahaa Jassam Mohammed and Maysam Ahsan Jabbar, the legal clinic staff…
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Visiting the 18 Kilo camp for displaced people in Anbar
Represented by our colleague Azir Sadik Mahmoud, the staff of the Legal Clinic visited the camp of 18 Kilo on…
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Visiting Kililo 18 camp, west of Anbar
On Sunday 09/07/2017, represented by lawyer Azer Sadek Mahmoud, the legal clinic staff visited the camp of 18 kilo to…
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Tammuz Organization for Social Development – Majanshia Legal Clinic held an awareness workshop for the displaced
Tammuz Organization for Social Development - Free Legal Clinic held the seventh awareness workshop in the presence of (25) participants,…
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The third workshop on return procedures for those wishing to return voluntarily
On May 21, 2017, at Al-Khalidiya Al-Samoud 3 camp, the eighth workshop was held by Tammuz Organization for Social Development,…
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Workshop on the rights of displaced people
Tammuz Organization for Social Development held the sixth workshop on 14/5/2017 in Alsyahiyah camps, Habbaniyah. The workshop was attended by…
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On May 14, 2017, the Tammuz protection team visited Iraq camp in Amiriyatt al-Fallujah where there was a shortage of…
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