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Iraq-protests: death toll approaches 100 unrest enters fifth day
an increase in The number of deaths of anti-government protests in Iraq to nearly 100, says the country's parliamentary Commission for Human Rights .
the unrest, which killed in the fifth day on Saturday at least five people in the latest clashes in the capital, Baghdad.
The security forces are again have reported live rounds.
the protesters say they take a stand against Unemployment , poor public services and against corruption.
It was the deadliest unrest was declared for the so-called Islamic state, defeated in Iraq in the year 2017.
It is considered to be The First major challenge for Prime Minister , Adel Abdel Mahdi, of the he came to the fragile government, almost a year since the power.
The Authorities have tried to control the protests by curfews and a near-total internet blackout.
A failed emergency session of Parliament to go ahead on Saturday afternoon.
What is the latest?lock during the day, starting in Baghdad was lifted on Saturday, and smaller groups of protesters began to renew their activities.
demonstrators seem to have no clear leadership at the moment, The security forces blocked the main locations in the capital, Baghdad, funerals are A Number of protesters were held on SaturdayThe City 's Tahrir square is the focus of the protests, but it was blocked on Saturday, according to local news agencies.
The violence also has an impact on the majority Shia Muslim areas in The South , including Amara, Diwaniya, and Hilla. A Number of deaths way have been reported on Friday in the southern city of Nasiriyah, about 320 kilometers (200 miles).
a total of 540 demonstrators were arrested, of which nearly 200 remain in custody, the Commission for Human Rights said.
He also said More Than 3,000 people have been injured.
to not have The protesters a clear lead at the moment seem to be, and their anger is always. radicali sing their demands, says the BBC's Sebastian Usher
read more from Iraq: What was the response? to respondOn Friday, the Prime Minister Mahdi vowed to have protesters ", but warned there was no "magic solution" for Iraq's problems.
He said he had his full backing of the security forces, to ensure they were adhering to "international standards" in dealing with protesters.
Iraq's highest-ranking Shiite cleric, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, called on the government to respond to the demands for reforms, said it was "not answer the demands of the people, to fight corruption, or anything achieved on the ground".
The United Nations and the United States expressed concern about the violence and called on the Iraqi authorities, and reluctance to exercise.
Why is this Happening Now ?corruption, Unemployment and poor public services are facing The Heart of the dissatisfaction of young Iraqis today. The riots began spontaneously, with no formal leadership in the predominantly Shiite areas in The South and spread quickly.
Iraq has The World 's fourth-largest reserves of oil, but 22. 5% of the population of 40 million living on less than $1. 90 (£1. 53) A Day in 2014, according to the World Bank . In a six-house has experienced to keep some form of food insecurity.
The Unemployment rate was 7. 9% in the last year, but among the Young People was the double. And almost 17% of the economically active population is under-employed.
Unemployment in IraqModeled estimates, ILO, to fight %
source: the World BankThe Land also to recover after a brutal war against the Islamic state group, which seized control of large swathes of land in the North and West in the year 2014.
the living conditions remain terrible in many conflict-affected areas with inadequate services.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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