Two Ghanaian women from the Western North Region have been sentenced to prison in Iraq, although details surrounding the offences that led to their conviction remain unclear. Reports indicate that they were arrested by Iraqi authorities alongside several other foreign nationals and have spent several months in prison under difficult conditions. No official documents confirming the details of their case have been released, and Iraqi authorities are yet to publicly state the reasons behind their imprisonment. The development has raised concerns among relatives and community members seeking clarity on the circumstances that led to the women’s conviction. Meanwhile, families and friends of Ghanaians living or working in Iraq have been encouraged to contact their relatives to confirm their safety and wellbeing.