David Bar-Tzur
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For a quick, interesting resource for facts about this and other countries,
try Mystic Planet - The New Age directory of Planet Earth.
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), it is a video in that spoken language. A flag followed by 
means it is in the sign language of that country. 
means there is International Gesture.
Deaf in Iraq.
Army & Air Force Hometown News Service. (28 April 2004). Civil affairs Soldier delivers gifts to Iraqi school for deaf children., Video news release on U.S. Army soldiers providing gifts to students at a school for the deaf in Baghdad, Iraq.
Tarabay, J. The resilient students at an Iraqi School for the Deaf. "All things considered", May 17, 2006. At Baghdad's school for deaf children, the challenges go far beyond the physical and mental obstacles common in schools around the world. Students are forced to deal with violence, power outages, and the fear that plagues much of the country.
-->Sign, gesture, & deafness in South Asian & South-West Asian histories: A bibliography with annotation and excerpts from India; also from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burma / Myanmar, Iraq, Nepal, Pakistan, Persia / Iran, & Sri Lanka. -->
Deaf in Iraq. Ungdomstrinnet. I wanted to learn about the way Deaf people receive education in a country under economic sanctions for ten years. We found out that there are 22 institutes for the education of the Deaf. After the Gulf War and then ten years of sanctions, schools have suffered. Despite efforts, Iraq is not able to give the high standard of education it used to provide. Children with special needs, such as Deaf children, have suffered more than most.
Civil affairs Soldier delivers gifts to Iraqi school for deaf children.
Bar-Tzur, D. Indigenous signs for cities: Iraq.
New York Times video. (2008, April 22). Sign Language for Islamists.,
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In Sadr City, Hashem Hadi Obaid translates sermons by preachers loyal to Moktada al-Sadr, the anti-American cleric, into sign language.
