The long arm of the Turkish ‘law’ – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn The Turkish government is no respecter of national borders, especially in their attempt to exterminate Kurdish activism. I...
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Atlas Arslan explores the bonds of sisterhood in new book
Feminist journalist and writer Atlas Arslan recounts her grandmother's battle against male domination, and explores the bond of sisterhood through...
Two new books on Kurdish mythology and Africa’s international role
Immanuel Wallerstein's The World System and Africa and prisoner Ramazan Çeper's Dictionary of Kurdish Mythology are the two newest books...
Journalist Nedim Türfent, has been 1700 days in prison, revealed a letter
Journalist Nedim Türfent, who was detained after reporting on human rights violations in Hakkari, Yüksekova district and sentenced to eight...
The Interior ministry will pay the lawyer’s fee of the police officer who killed Kemal Kurkut
The legal fees for the lawyer representing the police officer Yakup S. who is accused killing the Kurdish student Kemal...
