The 1988 Anfal campaign in Iraqi Kurdistan

Joost Hiltermann

To: The Amnesty International

Dear Madam / Sir

28/8/2008 

We the undersigned organizations asking for your attention about the situation of the Kurdish people in Iran and how the human right and the political activists have been treated by the Iranian regime in this country. When journalists, human rights activists, political dissents had been silenced, disappeared or imprisoned, and the international community had been silenced and stand by; The Iranian regime left our free to act irrationally and inhumanly regarding the treatment of the political dissents in the country. As you all aware and know that many individuals had being executed without giving them any opportunity to defend themselves or being convicted and charged in front of an impartial court.

Genocide in Iraq:
The Anfal Campaign against the Kurds
 
Please join us for a conversation with Yunis Haji Haji, survivor of the Anfal
campaign against Iraqi Kurds and witness in the trial of Saddam Hussein
 
Georgia State University                                 Emory University
Thursday, April 24th                                                 Friday, April 25th
            Presentation at 7:30p                                               Presentation at 6:30 p.m.

Dinner from cafe Istanbul is provided
For more information please see the attachment 

Living and Fighting in the Mountains of Northern Iraq

KURDISTAN REVISITED

A psychosocial study of child survivors of Anfal 

Presented at the International Conference on Genocide in Kurdistan, 26 – 28 January 2008, Erbil Convention Centre, Kurdistan Region - Iraq

Religious Education and childcare
available during fellowship!

Speaker

Kamaran Abdullah

KURDS IN NASHVILLE PROTEST THE TURKISH INVASION OF IRAQI 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!
It is in the best interest of both of our nations, the region, and the world for your government to abandon the policy of Kurdish eradication. The long history of humanity can testify that war and violence has never brought peace and stability. Understanding, cooperation, and recognizing our differences is the only route for peace.

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