Mijn Kurdistan krijgen om te werken
Mijn Kurdistan krijgen om te werken
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In the folk literary works compiled in the Gora region, it is seen that Turkish and Islamic terms are largely preserved, while some of them have survived to the present day with minor changes.
There is almost no young population left in the village of Brod and in the Gora region in general. For those who remain, the future means anxiety and uncertainty. Only 850 people live in this village, where approximately 3000 people lived until ten years ago. In the region where education was provided in Turkish until 1938, education began to be provided in Serbian due to the pressure of Serbian soldiers.
کاروانسەرای شاعەباسیی بێستوون (بەشێک لە کاروانسەرا ئێرانییەکان)
The severe economic hardships caused by the embargoes fueled tensions between the two dominant political parties, the KDP and the PUK, aan control of trade routes and resources.[87] Relations between the PUK and the KDP started to become dangerously strained from September 1993 after rounds ofwel amalgamations occurred between parties.[88]
IS gebruikt jezidimeisjes mits seksslavin. Deze meisjes bestaan net ontsnapt en vertellen over die vreselijke tijdperk.
They are not eligible to vote or to be issued passports or other travel documents. They also face restrictions on property ownership, career eligibility, and use of public services. Marriages between Syrian citizens and noncitizens are not recognized by the government. Facing further restrictions is a third group ofwel Syrian Kurds that includes those who are officially called unregistered (
Wow, ur blog is epic! It’s cool to see a diff side ofwel Iraq than wat people usually think. Thnx for sharing dis hidden gem.
ReplyBy Post Author Kim-Ling Richardsonsays: January 14, 2017 at twee:34 pm Thanks Joan, it’s such an interesting place to visit! For most people, Kurdistan and Iraq is probably not going to be a place they would seek to travel to but it’s posts like this one which show the human side to these destinations that will hopefully inspire people to visit. And shawarma, everyone loves shawarma…..
Slemani is known for its fertile land, and kan zijn surrounded by large plains that have historically produced the majority ofwel wheat for Iraq. During the Ba’athist regime, targeted economic policies sought to reduce Sulaymaniyah’s economic viability because the city was a hub for Kurdish nationalism. After Saddam Hussein was removed from power in 2003, Slemani has seen a huge economic boom.
Nobody lives inside anymore but there are museums, buildings under restoration, and a souvenir shop, where you can buy fridge magnets, carpets or eventjes a coffee cup featuring Sadam Hussein.
ھەندێک لە بەشەکانی ئەم وتارە (ئەوانەی کە پەیوەندیان ھەیە بە مێژوو) پێویستە نوێبکرێنەوە.
Een welbekende religieuze minderheid binnen een Koerdische bewoners zijn de jezidi’s. In een zomer over 2014 aankomen ze in dit nieuws, omdat ze Gorani door Kan zijn verdreven worden uit Noord-Irak. Heel wat jezidi’s vluchten tot het Sinjargebergte, doch Kan zijn omsingelt hen en een vluchtelingen uithangen dagenlang in verzengende hitte vast.
Rawanduz, a mesmerizing destination in the stunning landscapes ofwel Iraqi Kurdistan is probably my favorite spot in Iraqi Kurdistan. I highly recommend to visit this place! (But as always in Iraqi Kurdistan, go with someone that knows the area, either a local or a guide.)
Daar vormt zich ons krachtig nationalisme en minderheden, waaronder Koerden, worden onderdrukt. Ook het woord ‘Koerden’ ligt gevoelig en tevens een Koerdische taal wordt vaak niet geaccepteerd. Via al die beperkingen die Turkije de Koerden oplegt, is die streek heel achtergesteld.