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Haifa Zangana
Haifa Zangana, an Iraqi-born novelist and artist, is the author of Women on a Journey: Between Baghdad and London. Her latest book is City of Widows: An Iraqi Woman’s Account of War and Resistance (Seven Stories, 2007). She is a weekly columnist for al-Quds newspaper and a commentator for the Guardian, Red Pepper, and al-Ahram Weekly. She lives in London.
This author's articles
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The Guardian
The entire Labour party shares blame for Iraq’s horrors
Monday May 28th, 2007 -
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We have not been liberated
Tuesday March 6th, 2007 -
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The Blight of Occupation
Friday December 1st, 2006 -
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There is more than one triangle of resistance
Thursday September 14th, 2006 -
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The nightmares that fill the Baghdad night
Wednesday May 10th, 2006 -
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So this is the ’national unity government’?
Sunday April 23rd, 2006 -
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The rhythm of death
Thursday March 16th, 2006 -
The Guardian
Death of a professor
Tuesday February 28th, 2006 -
The Guardian
The right to rule ourselves
Saturday November 19th, 2005 -
The Guardian
Chewing on meaningless words
Wednesday August 17th, 2005 -
The Guardian
So much for illusions
Monday March 7th, 2005 -
The Guardian
What drives the fighters in flip-flops
Wednesday November 17th, 2004 -
The Guardian
Chaos, murder and mayhem
Monday October 25th, 2004 -
The Guardian
Iraqis have lived this lie before
Tuesday June 29th, 2004 -
The Guardian
I, too, was tortured in Abu Ghraib
Tuesday May 11th, 2004
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