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Workers Against Sectarianism has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in June 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Workers Against Sectarianism are: • WhatsApp • Email • Telegram Besides social media accounts, wasiraqi has populated their site with: • Protests of the unemployed in Iraq reveal structural crisis of the health system in Iraq • Farmers' losses during the sectarian period • Agricultural trade during the sectarian period • Agriculture during the sectarian period • Hopes to bring agriculture back to the neighborhood • Loss of the social identity of the farmer in the neighborhood • The use of pesticides • Loss of agricultural identity • The role of sectarianism in the agricultural sector • Neighborhood meeting: politics with the society • Nominating a new parliament speaker without any immediate solutions since last year, 2023. • Sectarian mentality • Sectarianism under the government of Al Sudani • Installation of sectarianism in Iraq • Are Iraqis more sectarian than religious? • I lost my Brother • Sectarianism between tow Generations • Student union, how was it formed? how dos it function? • "Sectarian classification"…..continues in our imagination. • Street life campaign / Workers Conditions in the brick factories in the city of Nahrawan - Baghdad • هل تتسامح المجتمعات الريفية أكثر مع الحب من نفس الجنس؟ • The role of the Student Union during the October 2019 uprising • Students’ narrative – The student movement from 2003 until the October uprising • The danger of religious fatwas • How do we understand sectarianism? • How does sectarianism work according to our understanding of it? How do we feel about it now? • Sectarianism in general • Students' narrative - historical introduction • Our Telegram channel • Sex workers...from colonialism to sectarianism . • working women in Iraq (The way to work is not safe) • Massive arrests of the marshes' protesters, who demand water provision and an end to the humanitarian crisis in the marshes. • بيان عمال ضد الطائفية • Statement by press organizations in Iraq • Our Narrative- Sectarian Memories • The Turkish Occupation • Working women in Iraq (part one): Forced to work without independence • Protests in Sinjar/Shengal against war • A Girl from Sadir city • Working women in Iraq: - Tempest • Extremist sectarian politics in Ramadan • Our Narrative - Sectarian Memories