Monthly Archives: September 2011

Iranian ground offensive to pit Kurd against Kurd

Posted on by Alliance for Kurdish Rights

Qandil, Iraq: According to local correspondents of the Kurdish observer Rojhelat, the Iranian Revolution Guards Corp (IRGC) renewed their shelling earlier this month in Iraqi Kurdistan, starting with the village of Serkani, with reports of two civilians wounded. This, despite …

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The growing human cost of Turkey’s war against the Kurds

Posted on by Alliance for Kurdish Rights

Four dead civilians. 250 refugees who have left behind destroyed villages and livestock. And the constant threat of further chaos as innocent civilians try to continue about their lives. Residents in Iraqi and Turkish Kurdistan are paying the high cost …

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New civilian casualty as a result of increasing Iranian aggression

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10 September 2011: Kurdish news website Rojhelat has reported that a 20 year old worker was shot dead by the Iranian Revolution Guards Corp while working near the Iran-Iraq border. Iran has been sending large numbers of  troops from key …

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What is the Kurdish question?

Posted on by Ruwayda Mustafah Rabar

I was intrigued to find that many people did not know what the Kurdish question implied. The Kurdish question is a term widely used in reference to the fact that Kurdish people do not have a homeland. Kurdistan is divided …

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Protests Against Turkish Violence Met with Turkish Violence

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Turkey’s annual Peace Day is celebrated on September 1st rather than the UN’s international September 21st. But Turkey’s Peace Day did not grant anything of the sort to the 3,000 protesters who filled the streets of Istanbul in support of …

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