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Although Mosul has been back in government hands since 2017, its young academics see the barren bookshelves as part of IS's dark legacy

Mosul academics restock barren libraries

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"If the Iraqi government ignores credible reports of torture, it's no wonder that the abuses persist," said Lama Fakih, HRW's deputy Middle East director

Torture continues in Mosul jail

Mosul

Angry relatives of victims the sunken ferry blocked a road where Iraq's presidential and Mosul's Governor convoy was passing, chanting "no to corruption" and pelting the provincial governor's car with stones in protest in Mosul, Iraq, Friday, March 22, 2019.

Iraqis turn anger towards government after ferry accident

Mosul

General view of the scene where an overloaded ferry sank in the Tigris river near Mosul in Iraq, March, 21,2019.

At least 70 dead as ferry sinks in northern Iraq

Mosul

Many of Mosul's commercial districts have witnessed a modest revival.

Mosul residents hire photographers to snap dark days

Mosul

The religious police of IS enforced ultra-strict rules on dress for all residents

Mosul embraces post-IS makeover

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Owners of Mosul's bottle shops are all Yazidi or Christian, as Iraq does not grant alcohol licenses to Muslim citizens.

Booze flows in Mosul after jihadist defeat

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An amputee uses crutches to walk in a debris-strewn street in the old neighbourhood of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul on November 7, 2018.

Shaken by car bomb, Iraqis fears return of IS nightmares

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"The banks in Mosul are just buildings. Nothing more."

Mosul’s banks watch helplessly as money moves without them

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Iraqi grandmother looks after 22 children

Mosul

Iraqi grandmother fends for 22 grandchildren

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Girls take up swimming in IS-free Mosul

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Mosul streets flooded with child beggars one year since IS

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