VOICED : Baghdad rising: Iraqis unite in big family of protest

The transcript details the Tally Square protests in Iraq, highlighting the roles of young volunteers, the community spirit, and the challenges faced by protesters. It discusses the origins of the protests, driven by dissatisfaction with public services and unemployment, and the political demands for change. The narrative also covers the economic struggles, particularly youth unemployment, and the role of digital activism in documenting the protests. Despite the risks, protesters remain determined to fight for a better future.

What sparked the protest movement in Tally Square?

• Outrage over poor public services and unemployment

• A demand for better education

• A call for environmental reforms

• A protest against foreign intervention

What role do medical volunteers play in the protests?

• They organize protest rallies

• They provide free education

• They negotiate with the government

• They treat injured protesters

How have tuk-tuk drivers contributed to the protests?

• By negotiating with police

• By organizing protest speeches

• By transporting the wounded and supplies

• By providing legal aid

What was the response of the Prime Minister to the protests?

• He called for international intervention

• He resigned from his position

• He ignored the protests

• He increased public service funding

What economic issue is highlighted as a major concern for Iraqi youth?

• Lack of housing

• Inflation

• Youth unemployment

• High taxes

How do protesters use social media during the movement?

• To organize sports events

• To sell goods

• To share protest news and document violence

• To promote tourism

What is the main demand of the protesters in Tally Square?

• More cultural festivals

• Better infrastructure and employment opportunities

• Increased military presence

• More foreign aid