Personal Narrative: My Fear Of Return To Iraq

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Our fear of harm, my family and I, if we return to Iraq comes from that I would have to go through a security clearance process by a security organisation that conducts these security checks in Baghdad. This is what my father told me that I need to do when return and there is also another security clearance process if I will try to enter Ramadi. He said that many Sunnis have been arrested just for suspicion regarding names and also if they were left Iraq at that time to other countries such as Jordan and Turkey and then came back without registering as displaced people. I fear I will be harmed and I would disappear because I would be viewed with suspicion because I come from Ramadi which was an area where ISIL was active. Further, I have never
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