Iraqi schools become places of fear amid Baghdad violence
In Baghdad's Mansour district Dijla Primary School was struck by a mortar shell injuring a girl with a near severed arm. The Education Ministry reports 64 schoolchildren killed and 169 teachers and 84 other staff died in four months, as schools face attacks linked to sectarian conflict and insurgent violence.
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UN extends oil-for-food probe to aid worldwide inquiries
The United Nations extended the Iraq oil-for-food investigation mandate to December 31 to allow access to millions of documents held by the Independent Inquiry Committee. The move aims to prevent evidence from vanishing and to aid national authorities in pursuing fraud claims linked to the $64 billion program that supported humanitarian goods but saw abuses by Saddam Hussein associates.
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