Activities – منظمة الطيبة للاغاثة والتنمية

Her choices… our country’s future!!

admin3203 — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 12:00:00 +0000

A woman’s right to self-determination and to choose her own life path—spanning everything from her education and career to significant personal decisions—is an indisputable, fundamental human right rooted in her deeply held convictions and principles. Exercising this right does not create conflict with society; on the contrary, it enriches society, adding to its strength and creativity.

“Her voice matters…it’s her right.”

admin3203 — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 12:00:00 +0000

Women’s Right to Participate and Make Decisions

Women’s participation does not only mean voting or running for office, but also participating in decisions within the family, community, and institutions.

The study clearly indicated the continued weakness of women’s participation in public life and decision-making.

“Her voice matters…it’s her right.”

As part of the initiative (It’s Time for the Women of Iraq)

admin3203 — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 10:00:00 +0000

Asuda Organization, in partnership with the Presidency of the Republic of Iraq and the Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights, organized a consultative meeting to discuss the legal and practical steps required to resubmit the Draft Law on Protection from Domestic Violence.

The meeting was held at the headquarters of the Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights, with the participation of representatives from the Presidency of the Republic of Iraq, the Council of Ministers, the Iraqi Council of Representatives, the Presidency of Public Prosecution, the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, and the Iraqi High Commission for Human Rights, alongside representatives of international institutions and civil society organizations.

During the meeting, I highlighted the importance of discussing the necessary legal and practical steps to resubmit the Draft Law on Protection from Domestic Violence to the relevant authorities and work toward its adoption, with the aim of ensuring safety and protection for families, particularly women and children.

I also emphasized the importance of this meeting as the launch of a broader advocacy and support campaign aimed at bringing together governmental, legal, and civil society efforts to advance the adoption of the law.

At the end of the meeting, several recommendations were presented to identify a clear legal pathway for resubmitting the draft law and moving forward with its adoption.

Women’s Right to Work and Economic Independence

admin3203 — Sun, 06 Sep 2026 12:00:00 +0000

As civil society organizations, we believe that women have the right to work, earn an income, and actively participate in economic life.

Strengthening women’s economic independence not only improves their lives, but also enhances their ability to make decisions, support their families, and contribute to building a more just and sustainable society.

Empowering women economically is a step toward a stronger and more equitable society.

Her education isn’t just for her… it’s for all of us.

admin3203 — Sat, 05 Sep 2026 12:00:00 +0000

Educating Her Is Not Only for Her… It Is for All of Us

Women’s education is an investment in the future of the entire community.

Every woman who receives an education gains greater opportunities, greater awareness, and a stronger ability to support her family and community.

That is why we believe that women’s empowerment begins with education, and every step toward knowledge is a step toward a stronger and more stable society.

Today, she may be a student,

Tomorrow, she may become a teacher or a professional,

And perhaps one day, a leader or a decision-maker.

At Al-Tayba Organization for Relief and Development, we believe that supporting women’s education and empowerment is not simply supporting an individual; it is building stronger families, a more aware community, and a better future for everyone.

Let her learn… because her future is part of our future.

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Protecting Women… Solely the Family’s Responsibility?

admin3203 — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 12:00:00 +0000

The results of the study “Community Awareness of Women’s Rights in Baghdad and Anbar” revealed that for some members of society, the concept of women’s protection is still primarily linked to the family and tribe, before resorting to the law or relevant authorities.

But… is protecting women solely the family’s responsibility?

Effective protection requires an integrated system based on:

Women’s awareness of their rights and the mechanisms for obtaining them.

Access to protection and support services when needed.

Activation of existing laws and protection mechanisms.

The role of the family, community, and relevant institutions in preventing and responding to violence.

Building a community environment that rejects violence and discrimination and respects women’s rights.

Protecting women is a shared responsibility… and awareness of rights is the first step towards protection.

In your opinion, when a woman is subjected to violence or any violation, to whom should she turn first?

Al-Teeba Organization Participates in a Panel Discussion at the Civil Society Organizations for Education Forum in Iraq

admin3203 — Tue, 01 Sep 2026 11:00:00 +0000

Participation in an Event Hosted by the Tayyiba Organization for Relief and Development (TORD)
At the invitation of the Rakeeza Foundation for Relief and Development (RRD)—and within the framework of the Iraq Civil Society Education Forum (ICSEF)—the head of the Tayyiba Organization (TORD) attended a discussion session held on August 31, 2026. Titled “Early Education Methodologies and the Quality of Educational Practices: Challenges and Opportunities,” the session was organized by RRD as part of ICSEF activities. The discussion addressed the current state of early education methodologies, the quality of classroom practices, and teacher-child interactions, while also examining key challenges and opportunities. The event concluded by identifying several conclusions and practical priorities.

Al-Teeba Organization’s Participation in the Sulaymaniyah Environment Conference

admin3203 — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 23:59:42 +0000

A historic step towards a more sustainable environmental future in Iraq
In the presence of H.E. Ms. Srwa Abdulwahid, Minister of the Environment of Iraq; Dr. Haval Abubakir, Governor of Sulaymaniyah; and representatives from relevant government institutions, civil society organizations, and academic institutions across Iraq and the Kurdistan Region, in coordination with the Federal Ministry of Environment, the Kurdistan Region Environmental Protection and Improvement Board, the Sulaymaniyah Environment Directorate, and UNICEF organ.
The legislative workshop was organized by Mrs. khanem, president of asoda and head of the women and sustainable environmental security network, with the participation of the network coordinator and head of Al Teeba Tord organization, engineer Teeba Al-Qaisi, and a number of network members.
The workshop aimed to strengthen environmental laws and regulations to safeguard water resources and prevent the pollution of rivers and the wider environment throughout Iraq and the Kurdistan Region.

At the conclusion of the event, alongside the Minister of Environment, the Governor of Sulaymaniyah, the UNICEF Representative in Iraq, and the Sulaymaniyah Environment Directorate, we jointly launched the “Sulaymaniyah for Environment Initiative.” The initiative calls for urgent, practical measures for environmental protection, amendments to existing environmental legislation, and the drafting of new laws to safeguard the environment and water resources across Iraq and the Kurdistan Region

Participation of Al-Teeba Organization in a forum held by the Federal Commission of Integrity.

admin3203 — Sat, 29 Aug 2026 12:00:00 +0000

Under the patronage of the Head of the Federal Commission of Integrity,

Dr. Mohammed Ali Al-Lami,

and at the invitation of the Commission, Ms. Qamar Raed—Relations Officer for Al-Teeba Organization—participated in a forum organized by the Commission’s Department of Relations with Non-Governmental Organizations. The forum was held under the title:

“Towards a National Partnership to Enhance Integrity and Combat Corruption: The Role of Civil Society in Supporting the Implementation of the Government Program.”

The forum covered two main topics:

An overview of the Iraqi Government’s ministerial agenda (2026–2029) and the role of non-governmental organizations in its implementation.
The signing of the Integrity Code of Honor for civil society organizations.

The forum took place on Thursday, August 20, 2026.

Al-Teeba Organization Holds a Dialogue Workshop on the Status of Women and Ways to Empower Them in Fallujah

admin3203 — Thu, 20 Aug 2026 11:00:00 +0000

Implementation of an Activity for the Staff of

Al Teeba Organization for Relief and Development (TORD) in Al-Anbar Governorate – Fallujah

Teeba Organization held a dialogue workshop in the city of Fallujah, Al-Anbar Governorate, on 20 August 2026, to discuss the status of women in the local community, the challenges they face, and ways to enhance their participation in social, economic, and development fields.

The workshop was attended by 50 participants, including 31 women and 19 men. The discussions addressed several key topics, including community participation, economic empowerment, education and capacity building, combating violence, participation in decision-making, and the role of media in supporting women’s presence and contributions.

Participants emphasized the importance of expanding opportunities for vocational training and professional development, supporting small and income-generating projects for women, and strengthening their participation in community initiatives and civil society organizations. They also highlighted the importance of providing legal, psychological, and social support when needed.

The workshop concluded with a set of recommendations focusing on transforming women’s needs into practical and implementable programs, enhancing cooperation among government institutions, civil society organizations, and the private sector, supporting women’s and youth initiatives, and highlighting successful women’s stories in Fallujah and Al-Anbar.

Teeba Organization affirmed that empowering women and enhancing their participation are essential components of efforts to build a more cohesive and stable society and to achieve sustainable development.