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Abbas Sarhan

Abbas Sarhan is an Iraqi journalist, born in Basra in 1967. He graduated from the Faculty of Law of Basra University in 1992 and started working as a journalist in 1994. Sarhan has worked on social and political issues, writing for a number of newspapers published outside Iraq, including Baghdad, The Conference and Free Iraq. Sarhan has also worked as a radio journalist.

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