Protest against corruption in Baghdad - in pictures
Angered by a nomination for Iraq's role of prime minister, supporters of Shiite cleric Moqtada Al Sadr haul down concrete barriers along the Al Jumhuriya Bridge that leads to Baghdad's high-security government and administration Green Zone. AFP
Supporters Moqtada Al Sadr use chains to try to bring down concrete barriers along the bridge. AFP
This week, Sadrists stormed the Iraqi Parliament to reject the proposal of Mohammed Al Sudani as prime minister. The government put up concrete barriers around the administrative centre of Baghdad which were brought down by demonstrators. Reuters
Supporters of Mr Al Sadr protest against corruption in Baghdad. Reuters
Demonstrators wave national flags. AFP
Barriers are pulled down. Reuters
The protests against corruption are continuing in Baghdad. Reuters
Supporters of Mr Al Sadr made up the largest bloc in Parliament after October's elections. After the cleric ordered his MPs to resign, his movement organised street protests against the candidate proposed for prime minister. AFP
Mr Al Sadr;s supporters gather for a demonstration against corruption in Baghdad. Reuters
Security forces gather to monitor protesters. Reuters
A peace gesture from a follower of Moqtada Al Sadr. Reuters
A demonstration against corruption in Baghdad. Reuters