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*Final Goodbye from a
 Kurdish activist

*Why Kurds have no state of  their own 

*The Time Is Running Out For Iraqi Kurds

*The question of Kurdish and the ostrich mentality

*Interview with WKI President Dr. Najmaldin Karim at End of Visit to Kurdistan
 


*100 detained after Kurdish protests 

DIYARBAKIR, Turkey The police have detained nearly 100 people in southeastern Turkey after protests flared on the third anniversary of the capture of a Kurdish separatist leader, Abdullah Ocalan, security officials said Friday.
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Five people were hurt in the town of Siirt and 50 were detained Thursday. Guerrillas allied with Ocalan's Kurdistan Workers Party have waged an armed struggle for self-rule in the mainly Kurdish southeast since 1984. The violence has claimed more than 30,000 lives. 


 
 
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*Chomsky Hopes to See The Existence Of an Independent Kurdistan
                                 *EU urges Turkey to speed up reforms on death penalty, Kurdish rights
                                 *Danish Call to Prevent Iraqi General leaving the Country 
                                 *European human rights court condemns Turkey in Kurd's death

*Barzani Proposes an Agreement for a Federal Solution
                                 *Chomsky publisher cleared in Turkey 
                                 *Bush Keeps Iraq Options Open but Secret 

*Rowsch Shaways: The Scars Are Still There, The Fear Is Still There

*A New Mass grave Found in Iraq Kurdistan 
                                 *Noam Chomsky in Turkey to challenge book trial 
*Iraq Kurds unconvinced U.S. has Saddam alternative 

*Turkey To Protest Belgium
                                 *Turkey aims to boost Iraqi border crude imports 

*Turkish Kurd fugitive arrested in Moscow
                                 *Kurd leader warns ban will not stop rights drive 
                                 *Talabani Visits Tehran
                                 *First Exhibition in Capital of KDP-administered Southern Kurdistan 

*PKK signal new phase, change name 

*U.N. To Mount Census In Southern Kurdistan
 

*KDP Official: Resisting Arabization Policy Is An Urgent Necessity 

*Kurd murder sparks ethnic debate 

*Holland And Sweden To deport 5000 Kurdish Refugees

*Talabani And Islamic Group Reaffirm Tehran Accord

*Mercy mission to save ailing Kurds 

*Resttlement Of Arab Tribes In Northern Iraq Leads To Conflict Iraqi