Iraqis take security into their own hands

Aldemir, once a dangerous neighborhood in Baghdad, has seen a transformation with the rise of a new militia called the revolutionaries of Adamia. This group, initially small, has grown significantly and now controls key areas, providing security and reducing crime. The community, once plagued by violence, is now experiencing a return to normalcy with schools reopening and businesses thriving. However, there are concerns about potential future conflicts if militias turn against each other, which could lead to renewed violence.

What was the primary reason for the dangerous conditions in Aldemir before the revolutionaries arrived?

• Natural disasters

• Economic collapse

• Presence of Al Qaeda-linked groups

• Political instability

How did the revolutionaries of Adamia initially start their operations?

• With international aid

• With the support of the American Army

• With five people

• With government funding

What was one of the key actions taken by the revolutionaries to improve security?

• Providing free healthcare

• Building new schools

• Organizing community events

• Finding and neutralizing bombs

What change in the community is highlighted as a sign of improved security?

• Opening of new hospitals

• Increase in tourism

• Reopening of shops and schools

• Construction of new roads

What potential issue is raised about the future of Aldemir?

• Possible conflicts between militias

• Environmental hazards

• Economic downturn

• Lack of educational facilities