Journalist Sulaiman Ahmad has been sentenced to three years in prison by the Duhok court following his 279-day abduction by Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) forces.
At the University of Haifa, less than 50km (30 miles) from Israel’s border with Lebanon, precautions are being taken. In response to a rocket hitting a football field in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights and causing the death of 12 children and teenagers, the university authorities have instructed all staff based
Gorran Movement’s Statement on the Turkish Invasion : The Gorran Movement condemns the Turkish occupation regime’s attacks on Kurdistan territory, particularly in the areas of the Soran Independence Administration, including Bradost, Choman, and Ruandz. We believe the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government must protect the borders, territory, and
Lvin It has been reported that the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has not distributed salaries to Peshmerga and security forces for the past two months. Additionally, the salary list has not been sent to Baghdad yet, according to a member of the Iraqi parliament. After the distribution of salaries in
Lvin A 25-year-old man has been detained for four days on charges of writing comments on the complaint of the governor of Halabja, the Metro Center said. In a statement, the Metro Center expressed its concern and disgust with the imprisonment of a young man in Halabja for writing a
Saadi Pira, spokesman of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), said that the burning of markets in Erbil, Duhok and Kirkuk. The PKK wants to create problems for the elections. It is afraid of the elections. The PUK strongly denies the allegations. Sulaymaniyah has become a victim of the reports given
Five years have passed since Soran Mama Hama, a courageous journalist, was silenced. His death, like Halaj’s, sparked a firestorm of media attention – newspapers, magazines, radio, television – all chronicling his heroism. We, the writers, fail to do justice to his memory. Mere words can’t capture the essence of
Lvin : Report/ Hoshyar Jamal In the tumultuous year of 1996, as the Kurdistan Region grappled with the complexities of civil war and the looming threat of Saddam Hussein’s regime, a profound tragedy unfolded. Amidst the political upheaval, the life of a promising poet and storyteller, Baqi Abdulkhaliq, was cut
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