Centre Kurde des Droits de l’Homme
Iran has temporarily freed 85,000 inludes all polical prisoners to help combat the spread of coronavirus. Iran has one of the worst national outbreaks of coronavirus with 14,991 cases and 853 deaths, including 129 fatalities on Monday, the largest one-day rise in deaths.
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The children forced to flee from the attacks of the invading Turkish state mercenaries who settled in Waşokanî Camp, are dreaming of returning to their homes while working with their families to create new living spaces.
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The Syrian ancient history knew many women whose names have been immortalized to this day, and perhaps Zenobia, the queen of Palmyra is the greatest example of this, but everything changed for the Syrian women under the Ottoman occupation that worked to spread ignorance, backwardness, and outdated customs and traditions that made women slaves trapped within four walls.
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The Human Rights Organization of Afrin – Syria released a statement announcing that 447 refugees were killed by Turkish soldiers at the Turkish-Syrian border. The 83 children under the age of 18 and 56 women.
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On 16 March 1988, 32 years ago, 5,000 Kurds, mostly women and children, were killed when deadly gas was released on the northern Iraqi town of Halabja by Saddam Hussein’s forces.
In Manisa T Type Closed Prison, prisoners who rejected the standing count in a 20-person ward last Thursday were tortured in a dark room. According to information given by the same prisoners, they were dragged to the ground by the guards. Prisoners with many torture marks on their bodies were also not treated.
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Le 16 mars 1988, il y a 32 ans, 5 000 Kurdes, pour la plupart des femmes et des enfants, ont été tués lors d’une attaque par les forces de Saddam Hussein libérant des gaz mortels sur la ville de Halabja, dans le Sud-Kurdistan (Irak).
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On Wednesday, 27th of March, Adnan Rashidi, a member of KMMK’s leadership team, was attacked by unidentified men. He has been seriously injured following the attach.
