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The [[Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq]] works with the [[Worker-communist Party of Iraq]].<ref>[http://www.docstoc.com/docs/20887371/Worker-communist-Party-of-Iraq-and-Organization-of-Womens Worker-communist Party of Iraq and Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq celebrate May Day], Forward, No. 35, May 15 2004, p. 2, accessed 26 Jan 2010</ref>
 
The [[Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq]] works with the [[Worker-communist Party of Iraq]].<ref>[http://www.docstoc.com/docs/20887371/Worker-communist-Party-of-Iraq-and-Organization-of-Womens Worker-communist Party of Iraq and Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq celebrate May Day], Forward, No. 35, May 15 2004, p. 2, accessed 26 Jan 2010</ref>
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==People==
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[[Houzan Mahmoud]], representative abroad of the Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq<ref>Rachelle Kliger, [http://houzanmahmoud.blogspot.com/ Iraqi Women Forced into Sexual Slavery], post on Houzan Mahmoud's blog, December 02, 2009</ref>
  
 
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Revision as of 16:55, 26 January 2010

The Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq works with the Worker-communist Party of Iraq.[1]

People

Houzan Mahmoud, representative abroad of the Organization of Women’s Freedom in Iraq[2]

Notes

  1. Worker-communist Party of Iraq and Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq celebrate May Day, Forward, No. 35, May 15 2004, p. 2, accessed 26 Jan 2010
  2. Rachelle Kliger, Iraqi Women Forced into Sexual Slavery, post on Houzan Mahmoud's blog, December 02, 2009