Iraqi women face tough choices in their country following the US-led invasion and occupation. While many remain determined to build new lives for themselves in the country, others fear continuing instability and its effects on their families.
Noura:
Civil servant
Samira:
Computer engineer
Um Samir:
Housewife
|  | Essraa:
Student
Fawzia:
Teacher
Zeinab:
Student
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BBCArabic.com spoke to six Iraqi women living in Baghdad.
They talked about how their lives had changed under occupation, their fears over security and their hopes for the future in a new Iraq.
We would also like hear what you think of the women's stories, so send us your comments using the form after each person's views.
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