In 1165, Benjamin of Tudela, a medieval Spanish Jewish traveler, approached the city of Mosul on the banks of the Tigris. A visitor, even a thousand years ago, could marvel at its antiquity ...

Adalet feels that when one first hears the name of the city, Mosul, one immediately thinks of the humanitarian crisis, chaos, devastation and slow recovery. However, Adalet wants to tell the story of ...

A few months earlier, in July 2017, Iraqi government forces retook the second city of Mosul, which fell to IS in 2014 when militants routed the Iraqi army. At its peak, some 10 million people were ...

So far, about 60,000 people from western Mosul have gone to camps, including 22,000 people at Hamam al-Alil, Inger Vennize, a spokeswoman with the World Food Program, said on Facebook.

As military strategists laid plans to retake Mosul from Islamic State (IS) militants, aid agencies began quietly preparing for the grave humanitarian crisis they expect the northern Iraqi city's ...

ISIS is on the brink of defeat in Mosul, but a humanitarian crisis looms. ISIS now controls less than a square mile of territory in the city. By ABC News. July 4, 2017, 12:15 PM. 1:09.

Why is Mosul in crisis? In 2014, the militant group ISIS overran great swathes of Iraq and gained control of key cities, including Mosul, the country’s second largest with a population of two million.

As ISIS militants retreat from areas around Mosul, Iraq, displaced civilians flood into the city. UN officials fear ISIS will use the people as human shields.

In the mountains outside Mosul, a group of 12, including men, women and children who escaped from an IS-controlled village, have sought refuge with the Kurdish Peshmerga forces on the frontline in ...

Kurdish artist/activist Adalet R. Garmiany produced my play The Beauty Inside, in Northern Iraq, Kurdistan Region, in the Kurdish language, with the organization he founded, ArtRole. My play is about ...

Since the battle to retake the city of Mosul from ISIS began in October, over one million people have been forced to flee their homes. Hundreds of thousands are still living in the city, including ...