The terrorist state of
Turkey said that the Mayor of Amed, Osman Baydemir risks up to one year in jail for
allocating a public ambulance to transport the body of a Kurdish freedom fighter
killed in fighting with the Turkish army, reported AFP. Three senior aides face
the same charges. The indictment said a municipality-owned ambulance was allowed
to take the slain fighter's body from Amed to Gaziantep, 320 kilometers (198
miles) to the west, where the funeral took place, and that the driver was paid
travel allowances.
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Two
Turkish soldiers and two
Kurdish freedom fighters were killed Tuesday in fresh violence in Northern
Kurdistan, reported AFP today.
Two top leaders of the Democratic Society Party (DTP) are headed to Southern
Kurdistan on Saturday to attend a meeting organized by the Socialist
International. Ahmet Tork and Aysel Tugluk will represent the people of
Northern Kurdistan at the meeting held by the Socialist International
Working Group in the city of Sulaimani May 29. Barzani and Talabani
are expected to participate in the meeting
No parents would like their children to go and get involved in clashes,
she said. But my head is upwards, as we say here. As soon as she went there
was a risk she would die. But we lose martyrs every day.
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The new Iraqi passport will have the
Kurdish script along with Arabic and English, Sulaimani passports and
residency director general Muhssin Osman told Hawlati. General Osman said,
"We dont want Kurds to go to Baghdad to get new passports. We want them to
issue it in our free Kurdistan." The new Iraqi passport is due to be printed
in Germany and be available in the next few months.
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Kurdish demonstrations erupted in
Orumieh, Eastern Kurdistan last Tuesday afternoon and continued until late
hours in the evening. On Tuesday afternoon, people came out onto the streets
and chanted anti-government slogans. They were met with the State Security
Forces (SSF). Many government buildings and centers were torched in the
demonstration, reported National Council of Resistance of
Iran
Click Hereto watch a
video that shows the mentality of the gray wolves, a gang of criminals,
sponsored by the terrorist regime of Turkey. To their shame, the European
Union and United States, are asking the Kurds to be quiet and submit to the
atrocities of the Turks who rape, oppress, kill, and maim the people of
Northern Kurdistan.
Jemil
Bayik:
The EU knows very well that the Kurdish Question in Turkey can not be
resolved without the involvement of the PKK and Ocalan. Thus through these
statements the EU is strengthening Turkey's policy of denial and
annihilation. The EU's attitude is feeding Turkey's violence and the
continuation of war. If the EU wanted to resolve the Question it would not
have supported Turkey, then Turkey would have been forced to take steps to
resolve the Question.
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BRUSSELS has warned Turkey that it will suspend EU membership talks
unless it stops backsliding on reforms needed to meet European standards.
There is concern in European capitals that Turkey has been giving up on
human rights and democracy reforms as growing nationalism and disillusion
with Europe sweep the country.
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An official of the Kurdistan regional government accused Turkish regime of
artillery shelling of a village close to Kanimasi
town in Southern Kurdistan yesterday. KhaledSalih, a senior official of the Southern
Kurdistan government said that there were no PKK fighters in the area where
the shells landed, reported Reuters
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Internal security
forces foiled a planned terrorist attack and arrested a terrorist in
Sulaimani. A source in Sulaimani security told Kurdistani Nwe that security
forces, acting on intelligence, arrested a terrorist carrying a bag full of
TNT near Azadi Park
The number of people charged in last month's
uprising in Northern Kurdistan has reached 301, of whom 116 are minors, and
if convicted face penalties of nine and a half to 24 years in prison.
Charges had already been brought against 80 teenagers.
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Military agents of the terrorist state of Turkey attacked Kurdish students
near Istanbul Technical University, where the students were attending spring
celebrations yesterday. Many students have sustained serious injuries.
A
Turkish court on Friday rejected a petition by Abdullah Ocalan to be
retried, despite a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) that
his 1999 trial was unfair, the Anatolia news agency reported. "It is no
surprise. We were expecting this decision," one of Ocalan's lawyers, Hatice
Korkut, told AFP.
