VOICED : Rallies call for Iraq PM to go

The transcript discusses the ongoing protests by Sunni Muslims against the Shia-led government in Iraq, accusing it of discrimination. The protests have been ongoing since December, with demands for Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki to resign. Tensions have escalated following violence in Falluja, where soldiers fired on protesters, leading to further violence and security concerns. The government has accused protesters of causing chaos, while political analysts warn of a return to sectarian violence. Efforts to resolve the crisis include releasing prisoners and raising salaries for anti-Al Qaeda militiamen, but a lasting solution remains elusive.

What are the main reasons for the protests organized by Sunni Muslims against the Shia-led authorities?

How did Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki respond to the anti-government protests?

What were the consequences of the soldiers firing on protesters in Falluja?

What concerns do analysts have regarding the current unrest in Iraq?

What steps have Iraqi authorities taken to address the ongoing protests?