Kurdish Centre for Human Rights
Centre Kurde des Droits de l’Homme
The Iranian regime threatens to sentence Kurdish female teacher Zahra Mohamadi to death on the grounds of giving education in the Kurdish language.
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While it is stated that Ilısu Dam pond has reached 40 kilometers, at least 20 villages have been flooded at the Tigris and Botan valleys. Historic Hasankeyf is expected to be flooded by December.
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Report compiled by the Kongra Star Statistics and Research Committee Qamishlo, and Women Defend Rojava campaign which is part of Kongra Star Diplomacy
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45 summary of proceedings against 9 HDP MPs and 3 years 9 months prison sentence to Free People Journal Editor in Chief Murat Gülecan.
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A new excuse has been found not to give the books sent or brought to the prisoners in Kandira F Type Prison No. 1. The prison administration requires that prisoners have money in their accounts.
Prof. Dr. Şemsettin Koç who stated that patients using their mother tongue explaining their complaints is crucial for the diagnosis and treatment of the diseases said many people who did not speak Turkish, did not go to the hospitals for this reason for a very long time in Turkey and their rights to health were violated.
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Children Rights Violation Report has been issued to mark World Children’s Rights Day. The report said that 3,000 children are in prison in Turkey, 743 with their mothers.
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Professor Marco Sassoli, an expert in international humanitarian law, said that Turkey in Northern and Eastern Syria is acting in violation of international law.
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