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Beyond the Headlines: Dec. 25, 2012

<ul><li>Halfaya farmers protest PetroChina</li> <li>Oil workers abducted in Anbar</li> <li>Missan part of Iran field talks</li> <li>Basra parties maneuver for elections</li></ul>
Protesters in Ramadi hold a picture of Finance Minister Rafa al-Essawi a day after his security forces were rounded up by anti-terrorism forces in Baghdad. The protests claim the acts are without due process and are outside the law. (JAMAL NAJI/Iraq Oil Report)
Staff of Iraq Oil Report
Tuesday, December 25th, 2012

Halfaya farmers protest PetroChina

HALFAYA – Farmers in Missan province staged a protest in front of PetroChina's offices in Halfaya, claiming their land had been acquired without the payment of any financial compensation.

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