Sarah Sanbar
Sarah Sanbar is a researcher in the Middle East and North Africa division investigation human rights abuses in Iraq. She previously worked for the ICRC in the Protection of the Civilian Population unit, focusing on conflict and climate change, open-source investigations, and war crime prevention. Prior to joining ICRC, she worked as a Protection Specialist with the Danish Refugee Council and with Nonviolent Peaceforce in Iraq, where she focused on IDP protection and post-ISIS reconciliation. She has additional experience working with displaced populations in Jordan, Greece, and Palestine. Sarah holds a MA from King’s College London, a MA from SciencesPo Paris, and a BA from Claremont McKenna College.
Articles Authored
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November 14, 2024
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September 19, 2024
Iraq's Amended Personal Status Law Could Make 9-Year-Olds Brides
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July 16, 2024
Broken Promises of Compensation for Sinjaris
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April 15, 2024
Abu Ghraib Torture Case Finally Goes to Trial
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December 18, 2023
Tragedies Born of Negligence in Iraq
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March 19, 2023
Twenty Years on, Iraq Bears Scars of US-led Invasion
Reports Authored
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“My Marriage was Mistake after Mistake”
The Impact of Unregistered Marriages on Women’s and Children’s Rights in Iraq
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Iraq: Compensation for ISIS Victims Too Little, Too Late
Reparations Key to Returning Thousands of Displaced Yazidis, Others