Thursday, September 15, 2011

picture of a female kurdish freedom fighter, and another proof that Turkish government is using Chemical attacks against Kurdish people and kurdish freedom fighters


picture of a female kurdish freedom fighter that was effected by the Turkish governments chemical attack on kurdish freedom fighters have been on facebook and shed a new light on the such claims.

one of those that shared the picture of kurdish female freedom fighter  body that have been burned by the turkish governments chemical attacks on kurdish freedom fighters of PKK said it is very scary to look at these pictures

publishing pictures like this created worries that why not the world organizations are not holding Turkish government responsible for such actions 

source : http://www.sharazurpost.org/news/kurdistannews/1002-2011-09-15-12-04-34.html?tmpl=component&print=1&layout=default&page

translated by Aram-rk.blogspot.com

Monday, September 12, 2011

Kurdish ctivist Leyla Zana met with Iraqi president Jalal Talabani


Diyarbakır deputy Leyla Zana met Iraqi President Jalal Talabani. Talks reportedly dealt with the situation in Kurdistan and recent political developments in the region.

During the meeting, attended by some members of political bureaus of PUK, they discussed the latest political development in Kurdistan and in the region, reported Pukmedia. Talabani remarked that all clashes and problems should be solved through dialogue as this is not a period for ‘armed struggle and obtaining rights by extorting them with force’.

President Talabani shed light on the importance of political and parliament’s struggle to address the problems, saying that Kurd can benefit from this opportunity to gain their rights.

For her part, Layla Zana thanked President Jalal Talabani for his warm reception, praising his role in Iraqi political process.

source: http://en.firatnews.com/index.php?rupel=article&nuceID=3041

Women’s rights activist Ms. Faranak Farid severely beaten by Iranian secret agents, in critical condition


Committee of Human Rights Reporters (CHRR) - According to reliable reports from Tabriz, women’s rights activist Faranak Farid has been severely beaten by plainclothes agents at the time of her arrest.
As a result of the beating, her arm has been severely injured and her left eardrum has been seriously damaged. She has allegedly lost her hearing in that ear. Additionally, due to the lack of medical care and medical facilities at Tabriz’s police detention center, her general health condition has deteriorated.
According to the reports, during the first days of her detention, Faranak Farid was interrogated for long hours by the Tabriz Ministry of Intelligence agents. Her charges were announced as, “Insulting the Supreme Leader”, “Propaganda against the Islamic Republic regime”, and “Acting against national security”.
Faranak Farid was secretary of the First Azerbaijan Women’s Congress on March 8, 2005. She was also the editor of the women’s section of the banned journal Dilmaj and editor of the special edition of this journal.
This researcher for Azerbaijan women’s issues was arrested on September 3rd during peaceful protest gatherings against the gradual drying of Lake Orumiyeh. The peaceful gathering turned violent following the interference of security forces in Tabriz and Orumiyeh.
- Translation by Davood Eftekhar
source: http://www.freedomessenger.com/archives/35026

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Kurdistan regional Government president, president Barzani calls for US forces to stay in Iraq


(PNA) - The powerful leader of Iraq's Kurdish autonomous region is calling for American forces to stay in Iraq.


Massoud Barzani rules the three northern provinces that make up the Kurds' self-ruled region. He said during a televised speech Tuesday that if American troops leave sectarian violence might resurface.

Barzani said the central Iraqi government should sign an agreement with the U.S. to keep forces in the country.

The Kurds are strong American allies and have been widely believed to want some American forces to stay. But this is Barzani's first public statement on the issue.

All American forces are supposed to be out of Iraq by Dec. 31. But both Iraqi and U.S. officials say Iraq needs help protecting itself. 

source: http://www.peyamner.com/details.aspx?l=4&id=247528

Peace Mothers welcomed by Kurdistan parliament speaker

Peyamner Erbil September 07 (PNA) - Kurdistan Parliament Speaker, Dr. Kamal Kirkuki has welcomed Peace Mothers yesterday in Erbil.

Peace Mothers visited Dr. Kamal Kirkuki in his office, gave emphasize on the importance of peace- maintenance in current situation.

They also declared that bombardment and attacks cannot be a solution, but only peace must be desired by all.

Peace Mothers concluded by giving their thanks to Kurdistan region for their diplomatic and peaceful efforts, called for continuality.

For his part, Dr.Kirkuki has welcomed Peace Mothers, stressed on the important roles peace-demanded mothers and women have had in Kurdistan through history.

 He also mentioned the recent diplomatic efforts done by Kurdish President and Kurdistan regional government; insist that only peaceful ways can solve the problems.

 source: http://www.peyamner.com/details.aspx?l=4&id=247264

Video of Kurds being killed by the iranian government in kurdish city of Sardasht

Isreal to help PKK against Turkey


(PNA) - In a fight back from Jerusalem, several moves were formulated by Israel Foreign Minister, Avigdor Lieberman in response to “anti-Israel” moves by Turkish government, ynetnews reported today.  Israel decided on the implementation of several anti-Turkish moves in order to punish Turkey
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One of the moves formulated by Israel foreign minister is to help Kurdish guerrillas (PKK) in their long-term fight against Ankara’s government.

In this case, Israel might say yes to Kurdish guerrilla’s possible demand on military training and supplying.

Among other moves, cooperation with Armenian against Turkey was discussed; it also has been said that Israel foreign minister will meet Armenian lobbies in U.S, helps them to get international recognition of the Armenian holocaust.  
“Erdogan anti-Israel moves are not one-way street”, Lieberman said.
“We’ll exact a price from Erdogan that will prove to him that messing with Israel doesn’t pay off…Turkey better treat us with respect and common decency”, he stated.

The anti-Turkish moves issued by Avigdor Lieberman had come after the withdrawal of Israeli diplomat by Turkish Prime Minister Receb Tayyip Erdogan, a move that threatened Jerusalem’s diplomatic ties with Ankara.

By Arina Moradi
source: http://www.peyamner.com/details.aspx?l=4&id=247421