The minority population is increasingly frustrated by what it sees as Shiite Prime Minister Nouri Maliki’s sectarian politics. It seeks a fundamental change in the culture of Iraq’s government.
RAMADI, Iraq — The call to prayer echoes across the quiet highway in western Iraq and a few hundred men gather along the roadside in the frigid night air. Each has a story to tell: a father whose son languishes in jail without trial; a veteran who cannot get a job; a student so terrified of the police that he avoids Baghdad.
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