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Iraq: Consequences of the PKK withdrawal from Shingal
Shingal. The Kurdish PKK will withdraw its forces from the northern Iraqi Shingal region, the PKK's umbrella organization, the KCK, announced in a statement...
The last Mîr
In what is probably the most difficult period in Ezidi history, he directed the political and religious affairs of the Ezidi community for over...
Hope Brings Unity as the Yezidis celebrate their New Year
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By Elias Kasem, Yezidi activist from the U.S.
For the last seven months, as a Yezidi, I have struggled fiercely to bring unity to our Yezidi...
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Breaking: 280 Ezidis released from ISIS captivity
ISIS terrorists released yesterday around 280 Ezidis, most of whom are elders after being in captivity for nine months, ezidiPress correspondents have told.
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Iraq: Consequences of the PKK withdrawal from Shingal
Shingal. The Kurdish PKK will withdraw its forces from the northern Iraqi Shingal region, the PKK's umbrella organization, the KCK, announced in a statement...
Kurdish Independence and the Unheard Yazidi Voice
This article was originally published Sept. 22, 2017 on al-Arabiya and can be accessed here.
by Murad Ismael
Yazidis have a population of about a half million...
Turkey: Erdogan threatens military action in Shingal
T urkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened to conduct a potential military action in the northern Iraqi Shingal region.
On Tuesday, Erdogan said Turkey would...
2 years later: KRG continues to conceal Peshmerga commanders´ complicity in genocide
“They will die, they will all die”, said a concerned Ezidi citizen on camera while thousands of soldiers of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG)...
Barzani: “Only the Peshmerga have liberated Shingal, no other force has been involved”
Shingal - The political power struggle between the Kurdish parties KDP (Kurdistan Democratic Party) and the PKK (Kurdistan Workers´ Party) over the Yezidi region Shingal...
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Ezdiki – the language of the Ezidis?
Author: Yilmaz Algin (PhD cand. in Law Studies, Germany)
Original article in German, translated by: Rojda S.
"But the Ezidis call their language "zyman e ezda"...
