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Turkish
Military Delegetion Meets With Barzani
Sep
28, 2002
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Turkish
attaché:We will never accept it
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Iraqi
opposition plans unity meeting
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Kurds
reacted Bild harshly: Apologize
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Kurds
say Iran is rooting for Saddam ouster
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US
concerns about Turkey's position on Kurdish question and federalism
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PUK
visited the meeting with top politician
Sep
27, 2002
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Turkey
against unilateral Kurdish plans on Iraq future
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Iraqi
Kurds' Plan For Constitution Draws a Warning
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PUK:
Discussions among Kurds on proposed future Iraqi constitution are in progress
Sep
26, 2002
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Ecevit:
Steps being taken to found a Kurdish state in Northern Iraq
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Turkey
Could Play Key Role on Attack of Iraq
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11
members of Ansar al-Islam group surrendered to Kurdish authorities
Sep
25, 2002
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Straw highlights plight of Kurds
During
the debate in the Commons, Foreign Secretary Jack Straw chose to highlight
the persecution of Iraqi Kurds by Saddam's regime. He warned MPs that failure
to take tough action against Iraq immediately could be disastrous for the
world. Video:
Plight of Kurds
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US
to train Iraqi opposition fighters
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Iraq
Kurd said to admit bin Laden link
Sep
24, 2002
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KDP
and PUK Agree on Draft Constitution for Arab-Kurdish Federation in Iraq
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Covert
Goal Of A Kurdish State
Sep
22, 2002
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Islamist
Kurds upset by Iranian switch
Sep
21, 2002
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Kurd
Extremist Makes Offer to U.S.
Sep
20, 2002
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Turkish
Regime Bans Most Popular Figures from Election
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Iraqi
dissidents: Saddam won just a reprieve from U-turn on inspectors
Sep
19, 2002
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Turkish
Regime Removes Kurdish Mayor From Office
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Kurdish
Factions to Reunify Enclave and Agree on Federal System: PUK
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Kurdish
Rebels (KADEK) Declare Defense Zones in Iraq
Sep
18, 2002
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Amnesty
International to EU: Turkey still uses torture
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New
Turkish border gate with Iraq
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Pro-Kurdish
party fears democratic reforms will be slow to take hold
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Turkey
Welcomes Invitation Of Turkmens To The Meeting Of Iraqi Opposition In The
USA
Sep
17, 2002
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Crumbling
banknotes cost worried Iraqi Kurds jobs
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An
Open Letter to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
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Iraqi
Kurds committed to baning landmines
Sep
16, 2002
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Barzani
Asserts Kurds Will Not Give Up Kirkuk
Sep
15, 2002
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Iraqi
Kurds Push Peace Deal Ahead of Parliament Meeting
Sep
14, 2002
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US
"very interested" in Kurd said to be linked to al-Qaeda and Iraq
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PUK
denies getting Baghdad's help to fight al-Qaeda terrorists
Sep
11, 2002
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Turkish
Foreign Minister Warns Massoud Barzani
•Statement
by the Left Party of Sweden
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Turkey
bans pro-Kurdish daily in two provinces
Sep
10, 2002
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A
Statement By Massoud Barzani On Recent Media Statements
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Nightmare
of the generals - a Kurdish state
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Ankara
unhappy Regarding the Latest Agreement Between KDP and PUK
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A
promising meeting in Iraqi Kurdistan
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KDP-PUK
unity is good news
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The
Green Party Welcomes Peace Agreement in Iraqi Kurdistan
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Turkish
court acquits Kurdish children over language campaign
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An
open letter to President Bush and Koffi Annan from KCC-CA
Sep
9, 2002
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KDP-PUK
JOINT STATEMENT
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Urgent
Action: Saddam Hussein's cousin, Ali "chemical" in Algeria
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Iraqi
Opposition Want Conference in Southern Kurdistan
Sep
8, 2002
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Barzani
and Talabani sign accord to revive parliament
Sep
7, 2002
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Barzani
and Talabani Meet in Kurdistan for the First Time in Almost Two Years
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Kurdish
family takes Turkey to European Court demanding Kurdish name for child |
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Hemzeh
Qaderi was executed by the Islamic Regime of Iran
KNC
The
Kurdish National Congress of North America
Oct
18, 2002
In
the early hours of October 7, 2002 Mr. Hemzeh Qaderi was executed by the
Islamic Regime of Iran. Qaderi was a member of the Democratic Party of Iranian
Kurdistan (PDKI) who was arrested in 1997 at the age of 16 by the Iranian
police. After five years of torture and humiliation he was executed.
On the morning of October 8, two other members of the KDPI, Khalid Showqhi,
age 50 and Jalil Zewaee, age 30 were executed. Showqhi left the party in 1997
due to a number of family obligations and went to Turkey to seek political
asylum and to settle in a third country. He was returned by the Turkish secret
service and handed over to Iranian authorities. Showqhi was immediately sent
to Uromieh prison in Kurdistan of Iran and after a summary trial was sentenced
to death. Later his sentence was reduced to life imprisonment, but after 5
years of torture and interrogation he was executed.
According to reliable sources a total of six members of the KDPI have been
executed in the last ten days. So far only the names of three have been
released. The bodies were returned to their families at 11:00 in the evening
of October 8 and the families were ordered to bury their loved ones
immediately and without ceremony.
According to the news the Islamic regime have ordered the execution of 10
Kurdish political prisoners of which 6 have been executed so far. Their crimes
have been defending their legitimate human rights for their nation and being
members of the Democratic Party of Kurdistan.
Since the formation of the Islamic Regime in Iran hundreds of Kurdish leaders
have been executed after summary trials. Others have been assassinated in
Kurdistan, in Middle Eastern countries and in Europe.
The Kurdish National Congress of North America strongly condemns the inhumane
and barbaric acts of the Islamic Regime of Iran against the Kurdish people
whose only crime is seeking justice, peace and human rights. We ask all
individuals, human rights organizations, supporters and advocates of justice
to demand that the Iranian regime put an end to the acts of state terrorism
and violation against Kurdish people and against humanity and civilization.
P.O. Box 1663,
Lake Forest, CA 92630
Tel/Fax: 949-583-1417
USA
www.kurdishnationalcongress.org |
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