Death of young Iraqis ignite rage in Fallujah
Soldiers responded to protesters in Fallujah with gunfire, leaving seven young men dead.
Published On 29 Jan 2013
Anti-government protests have spread across Iraq in recent weeks, resulting in a deadly clash between government forces and residents of Fallujah.
When the clashes ended, seven young men were dead, igniting more anger and defiance among the province’s Sunni population.
In Al-Anbar Province and the city of Fallujah, people say they have been protesting because they are so unhappy with the government of Nouri al-Maliki.
Al Jazeera’s Jane Arraf reports from Al-Anbar Province.
Source: Al Jazeera