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World Peace Day and the Kurds: Ending the Cycle of Violence or Perpetuating the Crisis?

For years, Kurds in four Middle Eastern countries have been victims of violent policies and the activities of armed groups.…

Interview

Turkish Expert: The West Uses the PKK as a Tool of Leverage

In an interview with Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch, Mustafa Kemal Erdemol, a Turkish writer and international relations expert, emphasized…

Interview

Özgündüz: PJAK, YPG, and PKK Are a Single Entity and Must Be Disarmed Simultaneously

As a symbolic disarmament ceremony for the PKK took place in Sulaymaniyah, Turkish officials and security experts warned against the…

Report

Justice and Peace: The PKK’s Disarmament Question

For true peace, we must look beyond the optics of symbolic gestures and confront the difficult questions of accountability and…

Report

Symbolic End or Real Dissolution?

Reflections on the Announced Dissolution of the PKK from the Perspective of a Former Member By: Aras (Pseudonym of a…

Report

Response to Ms. Golrokh Iraee’s Letter Regarding Warisha Moradi

Response to Ms. Golrokh Iraee: The Necessity of Upholding Reality in Defending Human Dignity and Human Rights The recent letter…

Report

Abdullah Öcalan and the Mask of Humanitarianism

Abdullah Öcalan: From Blood and Belief to the Dark Record of a Cult Leader Abdullah Öcalan, the founder of the…

Report

Syrian Kurdish children are not the only children who are recruited as child soldiers by PKK-affiliated organizations

Kidnapping of minors and deception of young people in all countries with Kurdish minority and the presence of PKK-affiliated organizations…

Report

Children are the toy of adults

It has been many years that the issue of using children as a tool in regional wars in the world…

Article

Fear of civilians casualties arises as Turkey begins new operation in Iraq and Syria

Turkey carried out air strikes Tuesday in northern Iraq against rebel Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) positions, causing casualties, authorities in…

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