Anti-Maliki movement

The Anti-Maliki movement refers to efforts opposing Nouri al-Maliki, who served as Iraq’s Prime Minister from 2006 to 2014. Critics accused him of centralizing power, marginalizing political opponents, and undermining democratic institutions, which contributed to political instability and sectarian tensions. The movement includes various Iraqi political groups and citizens calling for greater government transparency, fairness, and adherence to democratic principles. It reflects broader concerns about governance, national cohesion, and the need for reforms to ensure inclusivity and stability in Iraq’s political landscape.