THE WASHINGTON POST
He didn’t care much for school, doubting it would ever land him a job. But almost everyone in the family struggled to find work. Zana, a firefighter, seldom received his wages on time or in full. Sometimes, Twana would work as a laborer for 12 hours a day, earning 15,000 Iraqi dinars — about $10.
source https://perilofafrica.com/2021/12/despite-migrant-deaths-iraqi-kurds-still-seek-out-smugglers.html
