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| Petition:To Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and American President George W. Bush |
Dear Kurdistanians and friends of Kurdish people sign this petition and send your protest to Israeli and American presidents.
Send your signature via this e-mail:
chak_org@yahoo.com
To Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and American President George W. Bush
The state of Turkey is again attacking the Kurdish territory in southern Kurdistan and sending its troops and tanks into the country. Turkish warplanes have bombed Kurdish mountains and villages during the past couple of months, resulting in civilian casualties, destruction of homes and schools, and deaths and injuries to tens of people and hundreds of animals. Hundreds of these families have fled their homes. Investigations point to traces of forbidden weapons and poison as people and animals have been affected by several strange illnesses. These bombings and attacks violate both international law and human rights.
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| Talabani to Turks: Kurdish independence is impossible |
KurdishMedia.com
27/02/2008
Istanbul, Turkey (KurdishMedia.com) 27 February 2008: Jalal Talabani, the head of PUK, stated to his Turkish viewers, “Kurdish independence is impossible.” He was interviewed by the Turkish KANAL D on Wednesday.
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| Iraq Condemns Turkish Military Incursion |
KurdishMedia.com
28/02/2008
Republic of Iraq, Council of Ministers
Statement by the Council of Ministers Translated from Arabic
February 26, 2008
Baghdad, February 26, 2008 – Following is the text of the statement made by Iraq’s Council of Ministers:
The Council of Ministers discussed in its tenth regular session on February 26, 2008 the situation on the Iraqi Turkish border as a result of the Turkish forces' invasion of the common borders.
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| The constitutional debate and the Kurdish question in Turkey |
KurdishMedia.com
28/02/2008
The elections of 22nd July 2007 have permanently changed the political landscape in Turkey, not only with the election of Abdullah Gül as President. This political landslide has resulted in changes in almost every avenue of Turkey’s economic, social and cultural life. The government’s decision to press ahead with the democratisation of Turkey, with a new “civil” constitution, is certainly the most important political initiative of recent years. |
| Turkey Tells US Its Troops Will Stay In Iraqi Kurdistan 'As Long As Necessary' |
Feb 28, 2008
ANKARA (AFP) — Turkey said Thursday its offensive against Kurdish guerrillas in Iraqi Kurdistan will continue "as long as necessary," rejecting pressure for a speedy end to the military incursion from US Defence Secretary Robert Gates.
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| Demonstration am Samstag den 01. März 2008 in Frankfurt am Main - |
Demonstration am Samstag den 01. März 2008 in Frankfurt am Main - Treffpunkt/zeit: Hauptwache ab 14:00 Uhr
Die kurdische Frage ist nicht durch Bomben und Zerstörung zu lösen. Die Türkei hat bisher alle Verhandlungsangebote der kurdischen Seite ignoriert. Doch nur
Verhandlungen führen zu einer politischen Lösung. Die internationale Staatengemeinschaft ist aufgefordert, diesen Weg zu unterstützen.
Daher:
- Protestieren wir gegen den Einmarsch der Türkei in den Südkurdistan
- Türkische Armee raus aus Kurdistan!
- Die Kriegsverbrecher müssen zur Verantwortung gezogen werden!
- Für eine politische Lösung der kurdischen Frage
Wir rufen alle, die NEIN sagen zum Krieg, auf uns zu unterstützen.
Lasst unsere Stimme Eins werden gegen den Einmarsch!
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| Kurdish-American communities demonstrate against Turkey's aggression |
Kurdish-American communities demonstrate against Turkey's aggression
Kurdish Info 28.02.2008 This week, several Kurdish-American communities and supporters across the United States are expected to demonstrate again in several cities in response to the recent invasion of Iraqi Kurdistan by the Turkish military. Kurdish-American communities in each city have coordinated with one another to launch demonstrations during the same week in order to express a unified opposition to months of bombings by the Turkish military and the recent invasion of Iraqi Kurdistan.
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| Iran: Kurdish Teacher Tortured, Sentenced to Death |
Iran: Kurdish Teacher Tortured, Sentenced to Death
(Washington, DC, February 27, 2008) – The Iranian judiciary should revoke the death sentence of Kurdish teacher Farzad Kamangar, Human Rights Watch said today. Kamangar was active in a number of civil society organizations.
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| Kurds Demand Removal Of Turkish Bases in Iraqi Kurdistan |
KurdistanObserver.com
ARBIL, Southern Kurdistan, Feb 26, 2008 (AFP) - Iraqi Kurds, including the regional parliament, on Tuesday demanded the closure of Turkish bases that have been inside Iraqi territory for more than a decade in the face of an incursion by Turkish troops against Kurdish rebels.
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| Kurdish-American communities demonstrate against Turkey's aggression |
This week, several Kurdish-American communities and supporters across the United States are expected to demonstrate again in several cities in response to the recent invasion of Iraqi Kurdistan by the Turkish military. Kurdish-American communities in each city have coordinated with one another to launch demonstrations during the same week in order to express a unified opposition to months of bombings by the Turkish military and the recent invasion of Iraqi Kurdistan. |
| Kurdish youth in America ready to defend Kurdistan |
Kurdish youth in America today are getting ready and organizing a response to the unjust Turkish invasion onto our land.
We in one voice condemn their invasion and war onto our people. We ask the Turkish government to immediately withdraw and to put an end to the bloodshed that they have created. It should be clear to the Turkish government that Kurds are a proud nation. Suppression, imprisonment, kidnapping, Abraham Tanks, F-16s, Cobra helicopters, arterial bombing nor ground incursion and village burning can make us stop being Kurds!
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| PUK orders its supporters not to take part in any protests against Turkish aggression |
London (KurdishMedia.com) 27 February 2008: The PUK leadership, led by Jalal Talabani, has ordered its supporters and members not to take part in any protests against current Turkish aggression. KurdishMedia.com was informed by sources close to the PUK leadership on the condition of anonymity.
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| Kurdish community protest against discriminatory reporting and broadcasting |
London (27 February 2007): The Kurdish INGO CHAK cooperates with other Kurdish organisations and individuals to organise a protest against Turkish State Terror. The protest is organised in front of the BBC in London.
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| Talabani declares to Turks: PKK is a terrorist origination |
Istanbul, Turkey (KurdishMedia.com) 26 February 2008: Jalal Talabani, the head of PUK, stated that the PKK is a terrorist organsiation and they must evacuate their bases in Mount Qandil. Talabani was interviewed by the Turkish KANAL D at 19:00 local time on Tuesday. |
| WKI: Stop Turkish Invasion of Iraq |
“Stop Turkish Invasion of Iraq” says Najmaldin Karim, President of the Washington Kurdish Institute
Washington Kurdish Institute
February 26, 2008
Washington, D.C. – The President of Washington Kurdish Institute, Dr. Najmaldin Karim, urged the government of Turkey to withdraw its troops from Iraqi Kurdistan and immediately cease military attacks that infringe on the sovereignty of Iraq. |
| The Kurdish and Armenian genocides - from censorship and denial to recognition? |
By Desmond Fernandes
Apec Press, Stockholm, December 2007
ISBN: 91-89675-72-X
Turkey’s repression of the Kurds has been widely documented - and is acknowledged as a major obstacle to Turkey’s accession to the European Union. But what lies behind such repression? Fernandes confronts the issue head on, forcing the reader to probe a question that many in Turkey and elsewhere would rather avoid: does the systematic repression of the Kurds amount to genocide? Open discussion of this issue is critical if a long-term resolution of the Kurdish issue is to be achieved – Nicholas Hildyard, Policy Analyst. |
| United States House of Representatives |
The Honorable [insert full name of your Representative –
see http://www.house.gov/writerep/ to find your Representative’s name]
United States House of Representatives
Washington, DC 20515
Dear Congressman [or Congresswoman] [insert last name of your Representative]
I am writing to express my opposition to the United States’ policy – as advanced and promoted by the U.S. State Department – that supports the Turkish Government’s use of military force against Iraqi Kurdistan under the pretext of fighting the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), and to express my outrage about the Turkish Government’s recent military incursion into northern Iraq for this avowed purpose, in violation of Iraq’s integrity and national sovereignty.
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| Iraqi Communist Party Calls for Immediate End |
Iraqi Communist Party Calls for Immediate End
to Turkish Military Operations
The Iraqi Communist Party issued a press statement on 22 February 2008 condemning the incursion by Turkish forces into Iraqi territory and calling on the Turkish authorities to immediately end their military operations. The following is the text of the statement:
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| Kurdish Guerrillas Wage 4-Pronged Attack On Turkish Troops |
 KurdistanObserver.com
Duhuk, Feb 26, (VOI) – Fighters of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) waged a four-pronged attack on Turkish forces in the area of al-Zab, near the Iraqi-Turkish borders, a PKK official said on Tuesday.
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| Arrests made yesterday in Amed, the capital |
Amed, Kurdistan’s capital (KurdishMedia.com) 26 February 2008: Sources in Amed (Diyarbakir), report that approximately 50 people were arrested during yesterday's large demonstration against Turkish military operations in Iraqi Kurdistan. |
| People of Amed: if we are for lunch, Talabani you will be for dinner |
| London (KurdishMedia.com) 26 February 2008: In an embarrassing event for Talabani, the head of the PUK, people of the Kurdistani city of Amed demonstrated with huge banners stating: Talabani be warrant: if [Turkey] have us for lunch; [Turkey] will have you for dinner. |
| Thousands protest Turkish aggression in Diyarbakir |
Amed, Kurdistan (KurdishMedia.com) 25 February 2008: Thousands took to the streets today in Amed (Diyarbakir) to protest ongoing Turkish military operations in Iraqi Kurdistan. In a protest organized by the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party (DTP), men and women of all ages filled the streets under the watchful eyes of Turkish security personnel in helmets and body armor backed by armored personnel carriers.
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| Turkish incursion into Iraqi Kurdistan |
KurdishMedia.com - By The Kurdistan Democratic Alliance
25/02/2008 00:00:00
Kurdistan Democratic Alliance (KDA) – Press Release
Turkey under the pretext of fighting terrorism attempts to divert the international public opinion from its undemocratic rule and denial of the rights of 20 million Kurds in North Kurdistan. The KDA condemns the Turkish army incursion into Iraqi Kurdistan and protests the failure of the corrupt Kurdish leadership, and hypocritical US and EU to prevent the incursion.
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| Kurds flee Kanaqeen fear of Arab and Islamic groups |
KurdishMedia.com - By Mohammed Ali
25/02/2008 00:00:00
London (KurdishMedia.com) 25 February 2008: Kurdish people are fleeing areas controlled by the Iraqi government fear of insurgent groups, Hawlati reported Sunday.
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| A short message to Kurdish representatives in Baghdad : |
KurdishMedia.com - By Dr Kamal Mirawdeli
25/02/2008
I know that you have nothing left that connects you with Kurds and Kurdistan even your shoes. But you have been claiming in the last four years, when you have been working as loyal slaves to rebuild Iraqi colonialist state, that you are good Iraqists and do everything to protect the integrity and sovereignty of Iraq including its colonised Kurdish part. Now why don’t you say anything against Turkish invasion? Yes it only kills Kurds and destroys Kurdistan but don’t you think it violates the integrity and sanctity of something dear to you called Iraq?
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| Turkish military forces cross Iraqi border resulting in heavy clashes with the PKK, military casualties claimed |
| The Turkish military has reportedly crossed the border into northern Iraq yesterday morning and engaged PKK forces, in an escalation of sustained Turkish cross-border military operations, bombardments and air raids since October last year. |
| Kurdish PM calls on Turkey to end military operations |
| Erbil, Kurdistan – Iraq (KRG.org) – Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani today held a press conference in Erbil, capital of the Kurdistan Region, to discuss the ongoing Turkish military incursion in Iraq and his recent visits to the Republic of Korea and State of Qatar. |
| EU Turkey Civic Commission strongly condemns Turkish incursion into Kurdistan, Iraq |
On 21 February, up to 10,000 Turkish soldiers, with the blessing of the US, crossed the Iraqi Kurdistan border in order to track down PKK guerrillas. The Turkish State started its extensive aerial attacks in Iraqi Kurdistan on 16 December, 2007. These bombings resulted in the destruction of peaceful settlements and the killing and wounding of civilians.
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| PKK: 47 Turkish soldiers killed |
| London (KurdishMedia.com) 24 February 2008: The PKK has killed 47 Turkish soldiers and the body of 15 of them are in their hands, according to a PKK communiqué which was issued on Sunday. |
| KNK media release regarding the Turkish incursion |
| The Turkish State began an extensive aerial attack in Iraqi Kurdistan on 16th December 2007. The ensuing bombings resulted in the destruction of many settlements and the murder and wounding of many civilians. |
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