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22.01.2022 Report on Background to the Azerbaijan Armenia War - For sharing (please reference KLA and keep content as it is) https://bit.ly/2Io1zYi

22.01.2022 They found Al-Baghdadi in Turkey controlled Idlib, now next one in Turkey occupied Serê Kanye- Rojava. So apparently the coalition knows exactly were Turkey is ...harboring ISIS leaders in Syria and Rojava. Still no condemnation of Turkey? Still Turkey are free to support jihadis One of the leaders of ISIS, called Omar Abdel-Fattah was killed in a drone strike by the International Coalition on the road between the town of Mabrouka and the city of Serê Kanye , both under Turkish occupation/control, yesterday.

14.01.2022 An amazing journey and incredible struggle - Behrouz Boochani

12.01.2022 Petition to free Afrin http://chng.it/fbQxMvzwyN

11.01.2022 Background to the Azerbaijan Armenia War see KLA latest report - https://bit.ly/2Io1zYi

06.01.2022 Turkei bombardierd die Kurdinnen mit Phosforen Waffen

05.01.2022 Thank you to the Honorable Jamie Parker MP, the Honorable Stephen Bali MP, your staff and the events team at Parliament House for organising such a great evenin...g to celebrate Newroz at NSW Parliament House. It was such an honor to have a reception hosted on behalf of the Federation of Democratic Kurdish Society in Australia and for so many MPs to be in attendance. As always appreciate your ongoing support - the night was a huge success.

02.01.2022 For anyone with no understanding of what's happening to Kurds right now, here's a little (simplified) history lesson for you.... Kurds have been living on the l...and they call home now for thousands of years. After WW1 and the fall off the Ottoman Empire, the British and French promised Kurds they could continue to reside in those areas peacefully because they intended to create a country called Kurdistan. They went back on that promise and carved up the Kurdish homeland with the creation of some new countries, meaning that the Kurdistan was split between Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria. All four of those countries have persecuted their Kurdish populations ever since. Turkey has committed the worst atrocities during that time, and up until recently, the Kurdish language, Kurdish names, and more were all banned. Turkey even refuses to call the people Kurds, and refers to them as "Mountain Turks" - a slur designed to brand Kurdish people as barbaric and uneducated. Thousands of Kurds lost their lives during the 80s and 90s fighting against their Turkish oppressions, and yet the situation barely improved. During the first Gulf War, the US encouraged Kurds to rise up against Saddam Hussein, but then failed to protect them when they did, resulting in thousands being murdered with chemical weapons. Cue the 2003 invasion of Iraq. When the US, UK and other Western countries invaded Iraq, Kurds fought alongside the allies, and against Saddam's army. They managed to create an autonomous region in Iraq because of it. When ISIS began grabbing mass amounts of land in Iraq, the Kurds fought back with allied assistance and stamped them out. When ISIS started taking land and murdering thousands in Syria, the Syrian President Assad ordered his army to leave the region and he left millions of Kurds there to die. They would have done too if it weren't for the assistance of coalition air strikes and weapons that allowed them to push ISIS back and carve out another autonomous region in their homeland. That region is Rojava. The people there live under a system called Democratic Confederalism which is based on workers' rights, equality, feminism, and ecology. In principal, this version of democracy is far more democratic than any system used in a Western country today. The Kurds didn't want to team up with the US in Syria, they just didn't want to die, and they were left with no option after being abandoned by Assad. Now the US has abandoned the Kurds and left them to die too. They're no longer "useful" and heaven forbid America is seen to be assisting a people who don't bow to the international banking cartel, and are determined to live in a real democracy. The US said it wanted to bring "democracy" to the Middle East, but not THAT sort of democracy. Assad and Russia refuse to back Kurds now because they worked with the US instead of being murdered. And Turkey (the biggest oppressor of the Kurdish people, and the country that literally funded ISIS) has invaded their land with one of the largest armies in NATO with the intention of ethnic cleansing, genocide and freeing ISIS prisoners. The Kurdish people just can't win. Every major global power uses them when it suits their agenda, and then they feed them to the wolves. The US won't stand up for the Kurds. The Syrian Government won't stand up for them, and neither will Iran or Russia. That is why every single person with a heart reading this must raise their voice now! There's an old Kurdish saying that goes: "NO FRIENDS BUT THE MOUNTAINS" Please show our Kurdish brothers and sisters that isn't true. Do everything you can. I beg you. #RiseUp4Rojava Written by Lee Brickley https://leebrickley.bandcamp.com/album/songs-for-rojava Edit: Since writing this post, Kurds have been forced to reluctantly sign a deal with Assad that will mean Syrian troops move to the border to fight off the Turkish invasion. While this means fewer Kurds will die, it also essentially puts an end to the Kurdish autonomous region of Rojava

01.01.2022 KLA letter we sent out to politicians. Will you kindly share it widely everyone http://www.kurdishlobbyaustralia.com//Call-to-Free-OCALAN.