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Important LINKS
Iraqis struggling to free themselves
from myriad forms of oppression rarely find an audience in the United States. But it is vital for international solidarity
that there be a mutual exchange of ideas. Thus we view critical discussion and debate about these movements to be of utmost
importance.
These links are meant for the purposes of information, education, and discussion. The views expressed on
these websites do not necessarily reflect those of NO-IFS, and links to organizations do not indicate endorsement by NO-IFS.
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The Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq (OWFI) is a women's
liberation organization formed after the cessation of bombing in 2003 that organizes women's shelters and fights against the
imposition of Sharia law onto Iraqi society. It publishes an English language newsletter called "Equal Rights Now."
OWFI
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The Iraq Freedom Congress (IFC) is a coalition of grassroots
organizations formed in early 2005.
IFC
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The Federation of
Worker Councils
and Unions in
Iraq
(FWCUI)
is one of the
main trade union
federations
in Iraq.
FWCUI
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News and Letters, an American Marxist- Humanist newspaper,
has put solidarity with the freedom forces in Iraq at the forefront of its perspectives. See especially
News & Letters essay
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World War 4 Report has printed many articles on the situation
in Iraq and the absence of solidarity among most of the American Left, as well as interviews with leaders of the Iraqi civil
resistance. See, for instance:
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U.S. Labor Against the War (USLAW) sponsored a tour of
Iraqi labor leaders during the summer of 2005 and has collected information on the labor movement in Iraq.
USLAW
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