Oxford Teach-In on the Kurdish Crisis in Iraq and Turkey
OSAN (posted by IMC) | 02.05.2004 00:14 | Culture | Repression | Social Struggles | Oxford
this is a workshop u might consider going to. it should be very interesting as it is organised by a kurdish university student who was expelled by turkey 3 years ago for having signed a petition in favour of the kurdish people ( at least according to him ).
this guy got in contact with osan, came to oxford to meet us and asked for some support to raise awareness on the kurdish cause.
unfortunately, the kurdish people lack the basic asset which is needed in order to get you case be heard by the western powers: lots of oil. therefore the plight of the kurdish people is often unknown to the great public, even if this people (scattered across a region which comprises parts of turkish, iraqi and iranian territory) often is forced to live under conditions of brutual oppression.
in order to know more about this silent tragedy, come as many as possible at Wadham College Old Refectory
Saturday, May 15, 6-9pm
a hug
stefano
unfortunately, the kurdish people lack the basic asset which is needed in order to get you case be heard by the western powers: lots of oil. therefore the plight of the kurdish people is often unknown to the great public, even if this people (scattered across a region which comprises parts of turkish, iraqi and iranian territory) often is forced to live under conditions of brutual oppression.
in order to know more about this silent tragedy, come as many as possible at Wadham College Old Refectory
Saturday, May 15, 6-9pm
a hug
stefano
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13.05.2004 14:07
Saturday, May 15 @6pm
Wadham College, Old Refectory
A public meeting organized to address the Kurdish situation in Turkey and in the Middle East. A panel discussion will focus on the Kurdish history, recent crises, Kurdish political parties and the implications of the recent EU ban on KONGRA-GEL (People's Congress of Kurdistan).
Issues include the ongoing human rights violations and repression in Turkey.
Speakers Include:
Fayik Yagizay, DEHAP representative in Europe
Akif Bozat, Kurdistan National Congress (KNK)
Arzu Pesmen, Kurdish Federation in the UK
Ibrahim Dogus, Halkevi, Kurdish and Turkish Community Centre
Estella Schmidt, Peace in Kurdistan Campaign
Tom Furlong, Student Action for Refugees
For more information, contact:
Autumn, ambrown [at] slc.edu
Deniz, Kurdish Community Centre, 07957 480 129
Arzu, Kurdish Federation fedbir [at] yahoo.co.uk
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