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Quite some interesting information and news from the Kurdish regions – Bakur (Turkey), Başȗr (Iraq), Rojava (Syria) and Rojhilat (Iran) – is rarely, if ever, reported by the mainstream media.
The Kurdish Institute tries to fill this gap by reporting on a regular basis through its own news page recent facts and events, both from the Kurdish regions and from the rest of the world.
Perscommuniqué: Laat Koerdisch politiek activist Adem Uzun vrij!
Peace in Kurdistan Campaign & Campaign Against Criminalising Communities (CAMPACC)
THE KURDS AND HUMAN RIGHTS
David Morgan asks what the Kurdish people have to celebrate on International Human Rights’ Day 2012.
Turkey’s Kurdish Impasse: The View from Diyarbakir
Europe Report N°222
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Rojhelat.info News Weekly – 07-12-2012
1. School fire burnt 36 female minor students
2. Rezan Cawid: PJAK is stronger than ever; well able to respond any attack by Iranian regime
3. A civilian Kurd killed by Iranian security forces
4. KCK: Turkish government destroys the bridges between nations
5. Sine: 11 members of Teachers Association Guild sentenced to prison
6. Punishment on Kurdish hunger strikers in Turkish prisons
7. Letter from two Kurdish political prisoners on death row
8. Plans to block borders of Eastern Kurdistan
9. Kurdish actress sentenced to 4 years
10. Torture and pressure on Kurdish political prisoners increase
11. PJAK leader commemorates Tamil Eelam Heroes’ Day
12. Three female Kurdish activists arrested and disappeared
13. A Kurd killed under torture
An Urgent Message to All Friends
An Urgent Message to All Friends
THE KURDISH QUESTION IN TURKEY: TIME TO RENEW THE DIALOGUE AND RESUME DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS
FINAL RESOLUTION, EU Turkey Civic Commission, 9th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON "THE EUROPEAN UNION, TURKEY AND THE KURDS"
(Brussels, European Parliament, 5th & 6th of December 2012 Room ASP 1 G2)
Info. and Relations Centre Of Democratic Union Party
On the Ground Activities in West Kurdistan
The iraq – kurdish military stand off: and the winner is…
Roman Zagros | London | 29.11.2012 Recently tensions between Baghdad and Iraqi Kurdistan have run high, complete with a military stand-off. The crisis seems to have been defused now. But if it was all just politics, then who won? And who lost – and why?
European Armenian Federation expresses solidarity with Kurdish hunger strikers,By Roger Alan
Brussels, 14 November 2012 – Ararat News (ANP) – The European Armenian Federation for Justice and Democracy (EAFJD) expressed its concern for the lives of the Kurdish hunger strikers in Turkey. In a press release, issued today the Armenian organisation joined the call of EU organisations and institutions urging Turkey to address the protestors’ demands.
