Specialized human rights reports have warned of the severe social repercussions stemming from the country's electricity shortage crisis, confirming it has become a major factor in the rise of domestic violence rates and psychological distress, especially during the harsh summer months. The reports clarified that the sharp decline in power supply hours causes general frustration, particularly among low-income families unable to secure alternative energy sources. Specialists noted that addressing this service issue is no longer a luxury but an urgent necessity to maintain internal societal stability, calling on government authorities to adopt radical and effective solutions to end this years-long crisis.
Security
May 18, 2026
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Human Rights Reports Warn: Power Shortages Exacerbate Psychological Stress and Family Issues
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MN Iraq News Editorial Team
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