Protesters have returned to Tahrir Square in Baghdad to commemorate the anniversary of Iraq’s 2019 "Tishreen" uprising, a wave of mass demonstrations that erupted against government corruption, economic hardship, and political stagnation. The gatherings reflect ongoing public frustration over unmet demands for reform, as activists and citizens once again voice their grievances amid lingering challenges in governance and living conditions. Security forces maintain a visible presence, underscoring the delicate balance between peaceful remembrance and potential unrest in the capital. The event highlights the enduring legacy of the protests and their continued influence on Iraq’s political landscape.
Thousands gather in Tahrir Square to mark seven years since Iraq’s 2019 ‘Tishreen’ protests.
