FLASH UPDATE

Situation update Military operations aiming at retaking areas under extremist groups’ control in Salah al-Din and Kirkuk Governorates began on 21 September. The 25 September 2017 offensive, which reportedly started from Shirqat district (Salah al-Din Governorate), to the west of Hawiga, is gradually progressing eastward, reaching the first villages in Hawiga district on 23 September. Hawiga, located some 50 km southwest of the Key figures city of Kirkuk, was taken by extremists in 2014 and is one of the two remaining extremist strongholds in the country. 823,260 Internally displaced Referendum on the independence of Kurdistan Region of Iraq reportedly to Iraqis verified as being currently take place on 25 September. On 19 September, local media reported that Kurdish displaced from Mosul and leaders rejected the Iraqi Federal Supreme Court’s order to halt the referendum on surrounding areas since military the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KR-I) independence, stating that “the decisions of the operations to retake the city Iraqi parliament and Federal [Supreme] Court are not observed in Kurdistan.” 1 began on 17 October 2016 Security Council urges both central and Kurdish governments to pursue ongoing dialogue. In a press statement released on 21 September, the United 703,000 IDPs, returnees and Nations Security Council expressed its continuing respect for the sovereignty, members of the host community territorial integrity, and unity of Iraq, urging the federal Government and the from Mosul and surrounding Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) to resolve all outstanding issues between areas assisted by UNHCR since 17 them in accordance with the provisions of the Iraqi Constitution, through structured October 2016. dialogue. The United Nations Assistance Mission to Iraq will continue to facilitate the ongoing dialogue between Iraqi stakeholders. 373,609 Individuals (79,030 Population movements households) impacted by military Following the start of military operations in Salah al-Din and Kirkuk operations to retake Mosul since Governorates on 21 September, displacement from Hawiga district (Kirkuk) October 2016 are currently has significantly increased. Over 2,400 people were displaced from Hawiga enrolled in ASSIST, UNHCR’s between 21 and 23 September. Most IDPs were transferred to Haj Ali camp in south assistance tracking tool, Ninewa Governorate after completing security screening. The Iraqi Government estimates that about 85,000 people currently remain in Hawiga district. 3.2 million IDPs since Returns from camps in areas east of Mosul managed by the KRG suspended January 20142 ahead of the referendum. Since 19 September, returns from camps located east of Mosul, in KRG-controlled territory, have reportedly been suspended by Kurdish security forces until after the referendum. More than 700 families who registered for 262,758 Iraqi refugees return were not allowed to depart. Prior to 19 September, returns from camps east hosted in countries in the region, and northeast of Mosul had gradually increased from an average of 3,000 and 23,671 Iraqis received in individuals a week in August to 1,000 a day in the past three weeks. Another 1,700 camps in Hassakeh, Syria since IDPs returned from camps northeast of Mosul (Nargizlia) on 20 September. Most 17 October 2016 returnees express fear of not being able to cross easily into government-controlled territories after the referendum, or of being stigmatized as having supported the Funding referendum. Response update USD 578 million As military operations progress towards Hawiga district, humanitarian requested for IDPs and Iraqi partners are ready to immediately receive up to 73,000 people. Over 12,000 refugees in the region in 2017 plots are ready in camps built by the government and humanitarian partners in Kirkuk and Salah al-Din Governorates. In addition, UNHCR’s partner completed the construction of 1,000 plots for up to 6,000 IDPs in Al Salamiyah 3 camp (in south Funded Ninewa Governorate). Provided IDPs are allowed to cross into KR-I, another 3,400 34% family plots for up to 20,000 IDPs are available in camps built or managed by UNHCR in Erbil (900 plots in Debaga camps) and Sulaymaniyah (2,500 plots) Gap 66% Governorates. UNHCR has completed the expansion work in Kilo 18 Camp near Ramadi, in anticipation of military operations in west Anbar. An additional 512 family tents and six rub-halls have been installed at the site, along with latrines and showers. Kilo 18 camp is strategically located near the main screening site for IDPs from west 1IOM-DTM Emergency Tracking since 17 Anbar. Since January, over 50,000 individuals1 have been displaced from Anbar’s October 2016. 2IOM-DTM as of 30 August 2017. western towns of Ana, Al Qaim and Rawa. www.unhcr.org

UNHCR Mosul Emergency Response Since October 2016 25 September 2017

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