Talk:Sectarian violence in Iraq
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editDear fellow Wikipedians,
For the past few months I have been busy with including extra information on sectarian violence after the U.S. invasion so as to fill the equity gap of this article and provide more balanced information. Unfortunately, this information lasts until the end of the occupation (2011). Therefore, there is a gap in information on this page which concerns the last decade. Information on the sectarian policies of the Maliki government and (the rise of) ISIS would be very beneficial to the completeness of this page. Bertus96 (talk) 09:45, 13 May 2021 (UTC)