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The Necessity of Kurdish Groups Breaking Free from Political Romanticism

Regardless of whether the warlords on both sides ignite a new fire on this reconciliation, a turning point has occurred…

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Statement of IKHRW regarding Saadi Mohammadi

On Wednesday, May 29, 2024, news was published on social media and Kurdish media outlets: “One of the commanders of…

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The tragedy of the Kurdish children murder

A picture of one of the Baath commanders during the massacre of Kurds known as “Anfal”. This photo was taken…

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If Iraqi Kurdistan leaders are serious about transparency, publish tax returns

Iraqi Kurdish Prime Minister Masrour Barzani likes to promise transparency. In a December 2019 speech marking his first hundred days…

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KRG officials express concern for Palestine, continue to deal with Israel

Statements expressing “Concern for Palestine” Kurdistan Region President Nechirvan Barzani made a statement about the recent violence between Israel and…

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After three decades, the KRG efforts to draft a constitution

The head of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region, Nechirvan Barzani, met with a group of Kurdish political figures to discuss the…

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Barzani: PKK must leave the Kurdistan Region

Masrour ​​Barzani emphasized that the PKK is not an alternative to the Kurdistan government and that the organization should respect…

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Another anti-Barzani activist attacked in Erbil

“You should better shut your mouth up!!”, was what two militia men in civilian clothing shouted when they attacked Hawre…

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UN envoy visits Sinjar and calls for a fast implementation of the Sinjar agreement

According to Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch, United Nations envoy to Iraq Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert has called for a speedy implementation…

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Iraqi Kurds want American troops at their border because of escalating intra-Kurdish tensions

Iraqi-Kurdish president Masrour Barzani asked Washington on Tuesday afternoon to station their troops on the border with Syria after yet…

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