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TURKEY’S WAR AGAINST THE ACADEMICS…

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Two recent studies have once again drawn attention to the unprecedented crackdown on academics and intellectual freedom in post coup Turkey

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Between two Kurdistans: a Russian anthropologist’s journey in search of self-government

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Kurdistan is the unofficial name of territories where Kurds form a majority of the population. These include large parts of modern-day Turkey, Iraq, Iran, and Syria

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Turkey Jails HDP MP Figen Yüksekdağ – AGAIN…

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Figen Yüksekdağ and her co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş have been in jail since November 2016

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The Struggle for Peace in Northern Kurdistan…

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In amidst the deep silence of the western  media in the face of the violent suppression of Turkey’s Kurds

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TURKEY: More Walls…Less Peace

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Turkish President and Chairman of the ruling Justice and Development Party Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced plans, at the end of May, to construct walls to the south and south-east with neighbours Iraq and Iran

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ABDULLAH ÖCALAN NOMINATED FOR SYDNEY PEACE PRIZE

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Abdullah Öcalan, imprisoned head of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) has been nominated for the Sydney Peace Prize

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Kurdish Political Prisoner’s Hunger Strike Ends after 63 Days

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Rosa Gilbert: “As political prisoners continue to suffer in Turkish jails, silence amounts to complicity with the newly empowered fascist regime of Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Be a voice against silence.”

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‘The Political Thought of Abdullah Öcalan – Kurdistan, Women’s Revolution And Democratic Confederalism’

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April 15 saw the launch of Abdullah Öcalan’s new book: The Political Thought of Abdullah Öcalan – Kurdistan, Women’s Revolution And Democratic Confederalism’ published by the British-based progressive publisher, Pluto Press

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Turkish Court Curtails Writer’s Travel

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n the same month that a Turkish Court sentenced Zehra Doğan, artist and journalist, to almost 3 years in prison for a painting, an Istanbul court has reaffirmed the travel ban on writer Asli Erdoğan in the ongoing war against Freedom of Expression the Turkish State is currently engaged in

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TURKEY HUNGER STRIKES: DIALOGUE BEGINS

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Dialogue has begun between prison authorities and the hunger-striking Kurdish prisoners held in in Edirne High Security Prison in the northwestern province.

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