Category: Violence
Posted on February 8, 2016 by Alliance for Kurdish Rights
We bring a letter sent to Danish-Kurdish politician Serdal Benli from Kurdish journalist Asya Tekin who for the past two months has been in the Kurdish city of Cizre besieged by Turkish armed forces that has caused the deaths of …
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Call to Actions,
Discrimination,
Displacements,
Journalists,
Terror,
Turkey,
Violence |
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Cizre,
Kurdistan,
Kurds,
Massacre,
Turkey |
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Posted on January 7, 2016 by Naila Bozo
Three Kurdish rights campaigners affiliated with the pro-minority and pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP) were on Monday night killed in Silopi, a district in the Şirnak Province in northern Kurdistan (southeastern Turkey) when Turkish armed forces who have laid siege …
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Activism,
Call to Actions,
Discrimination,
Displacements,
Executions,
Free speech,
Journalists,
Kurdistan,
Media,
Protests,
Terror,
Torture,
Turkey,
Urgent,
Violence,
Women |
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Kurdish rights,
Kurdistan,
PKK,
Turkey,
Violence,
women |
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Posted on December 29, 2015 by Alliance for Kurdish Rights
Serdal Benli, a Kurdish-Danish politician, received the following mail from journalist Asya Tekin who is currently in the Kurdish town of Cizre in Şirnak province. Right now I am in the town of Cizre in Şirnak province. For the past …
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Journalists,
Terror,
Turkey,
Urgent,
Violence |
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Curfew,
Killing,
Kurdistan,
Turkey |
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Posted on September 8, 2015 by Naila Bozo
In July 2015, I went to the city of Kobane in the Kurdish de facto autonomous region in Syria called Rojava to work at a hospital in my capacity as a medical student. Kobane became a symbol of unwavering resistance …
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Kurdistan,
Syria,
Violence |
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Rojava Syria YPG YPJ Kurds |
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Posted on February 22, 2015 by Asli Sena Kücükyildiz
As many as 5,000 women and girls are victims of honour killings every year worldwide, often killed by members of their own family. Many honour killings have also taken place in Europe and America including the murder of Fadime Şahindal, …
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Culture,
Kurdistan,
Violence,
Women,
Youth |
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Before Snowfall,
Honour killing,
journey,
Kurdistan,
movie,
women |
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Posted on January 12, 2015 by Naila Bozo
Recently, my friend and fellow Kurdish rights activist Firat Jacob Tas came home from a trip to Kobanê in Rojava (northern Syria) that has been the battleground for intense fighting between Kurdish armed forces YPG/YPJ and the Islamic State (IS) …
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Syria,
Turkey,
Violence |
Tagged
Kurdish,
Rojava,
Syria,
Turkey,
War,
YPG |
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Posted on December 25, 2014 by Ruwayda Mustafah Rabar
In August 2014, Islamic State (IS/ISIS) militants seized control of Shingal, a predominately Kurdish-Yezidi (also referred to as Ezidi) town. Thousands of men were rounded up, and killed because of their religious affiliation. Women were kidnapped, some sold on the …
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Kurdistan,
Violence,
Women |
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Posted on December 14, 2014 by Naila Bozo
First a picture of a boy. Then a black flood overlaid with meter upon meter of red, yellow and green fabric, moving in waves on the shoulders of those beneath it. Finally pale hands, dark hands, wrinkled, callused, steady hands …
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Free speech,
Political Prisoners,
Protests,
Terror,
Turkey,
Violence,
Youth |
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Kurds,
Peace,
Terror,
Turkey |
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