The Situation of Women belonging to Minorities (Articles 2-7): Despite the constitutional and legal guarantees guaranteed by Iraqi legislation that prohibit all forms of racial discrimination, however the Iraqi reality still discriminates against minority women due to the social environment, weak or lack of culture of rejection of hatred, extremism and racism, and lack of public awareness of gender issues and women's participation where the taken measures to monitor, prevent and combat all forms of discrimination against women belonging to minority groups remain weak and do not rise to the scale of the problem. The Commission notes here the extent of the violations committed against minority women, as 1452 women still remain unaccounted for, who have been abducted by Daesh gangs. These gangs have abducted about 600 Turkmen women and girls from Tal Afar in Nineveh governorate and Basheer village in Kirkuk governorate and other areas in the district of Tuz in Salah al-Din. where this category did not receive any local or international attention to save them or protect those who were liberated as the military operations progress as there are no programs for rehabilitation at all levels of health, psychological or social and their communities Still suffer from social shame that restrict their movement and involvement in society. The Commission noted that the situation of women from minorities, especially black-skinned, needs more government attention to education and access to employment. According to the Commission's indicators, black women suffer from a lack of access to work compared to other women, as well as Roma women still need protection and access to education opportunities. Recommendations: 1. Prompt the Government to support women's organizations working in the field of dissemination and education, as well as to support the efforts of IHCHR in the preparation of educational and training programs for the reintegration and coexistence of Roma communities socially, particularly in housing and employment, and to increase public awareness of gender issues and building skills in order to increase women's participation in the labor force. 2. Take measures to monitor, prevent and combat all forms of discrimination against women belonging to minority groups. Citizenship and Nationality (Articles 5-7): The Commission has identified many problems related to the identity documents of Roma minority and Faili Kurds. There are still difficulties for the Roma citizens to obtain the unified card, while the Commission has noted many decisions over the Faili Kurds to redress them and remove the negative effects that they have suffered and we mentioned below: 1. Application of the Prohibition of the Baath Party, Entities, Activities, Racism, Terrorist and Decency Act No. 32 of 2016. 18