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Sohrab Mohammadi, a traditional Kurdish singer of Khorasan
Sohrab Mohammadi, born in 1937, got interested in Kurdish art and music in Khorasan at the age of ten, and during his life, he rendered valuable services to the art and culture of this region of Iran. He was a Bakhshi/traditional singer. A Bakhshi is the traditional singer in the Kurdish culture of Khorasan. He […]
US’s mad plan for Syrian oil: will it save or will it blow out the Kurdish experiment for good?
US’s mad plan for Syrian oil The US has had a mad plan to steal, or “save Syria’s oil”, since the day it told the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to get ready for the liberation of the non-Kurdish region of Deir ez-Zor, in eastern Syria (which holds Syria’s largest oil fields). The SDF, that […]
Anniversary of the historic order of Abdullah Ocalan
After the PKK was founded, Abdullah Ocalan repeatedly confirmed that the Turkish intelligence (MIT) had established the PKK, and even proudly said that the PKK was funded by the MIT in the first few years of its establishment. Abdul Rahman Dilipak, a Kurdish representative of Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party, confirms this, as do many […]
PKK / PJAK / HDP Baseless Claims and Reality: The Case of Child Soldiers
The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has recruited children in various fields since its establishment: soldiers, drug dealers in European metropolises, and the production of porno films. The recruitment of child soldiers by the PKK / PJAK and other branches of the group has been criticized by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other human rights […]
Ismael Agha Simko’s grandson died of a cardiac attack
Abdullah Simko, son of Tahir Khan and grandson of Ismael Agha Simko, born in 1949, died of cardiac attack in Istanbul. Earlier, his brother Asgar Simko was abducted in 1995 by unknown assailants in Istanbul and later killed. Who is Ismael Agha Simko? Ismail Agha Samko, also known as Semitko and sometimes Semitqo, is the […]
An appeal to Amnesty International and HRW to press PJAK for the fate of Sivan Modberi
The pretended defenders of Kurdish human rights remain silent on the PKK / PJAK crimes against the Iranian Kurds, but reflect all of Turkey’s human rights abuses in Turkey and Syria. After Kurdish public opinion realized the nature of dependence in the pretended Kurdish human rights associations and institutions, including the Kurdistan Human Rights Organization […]
Nasser Razazi: The Kurds are Iranians, not separatists
Nasser Razazi, a well-known singer who some time ago collaborated with Kurdish armed groups, including Komala, at the beginning of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, and then sharply criticized their actions and broke away, published a video message in which he denied any Kurdish separatism and blamed others for accusing the Kurds of separatism. He […]
Trump and his unwanted ally; the Kurds
An Analysis of John Bolton’s Memoir I took the bullet for my dear readers and struggled myself through John Bolton’s 570-pages long memoir: ” The Room Where It All Happened “, to highlight the most important passages on the Kurds, of what the former national security adviser reveals about the Trump administration’s actions. Some passages […]
The Kurds as pawns on the political chessboard of Syria
By Hedwig Kuijpers The Complexity of realising Kurdish Unity Despite years of media suggesting otherwise, the Kurdish population do not have any unity, not between countries and not amongst themselves. In Turkey, the PKK has held the ‘Kurdish political monopoly’, as it was very careful not to let any other Kurdish parties grow. Up until […]
۷th anniversary of the Amuda Massacre
Today is the seventh commemoration of the Amuda Massacre committed on the 27th of june 2013, which was committed by the people’s protection Units (YPG) that belongs to the Democratic Union Party (PYD). YPG committed a massacre against unarmed demonstrators by shooting bullets at the crowd, followed by arrests, raids on KNC buildings and the […]