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At a time when the suffering of young people is exacerbated by unemployment, foreign workers are seizing job opportunities in companies, oil refineries, and others.
This prompted protesters from graduates of oil colleges and institutes to demonstrate in Basra and Kirkuk, demanding the replacement of foreign labor with local youth energies and the provision of job opportunities for them. http://Isharqia.com
And that NIHR, as an organization concerned with youth rights, calls on government agencies to meet the demands of young demonstrators to ensure a decent life for them.

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