خانواده های کرد در راه صلح با ترکیه از کشته شدگان خود تجلیل می کنند
Menal Konak's brother, Mahmut, was 18 when he left to join the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in Syria in 2014. He died six years ago but she only found out this week. The Turkish authorities have now begun publishing lists of "martyrs" to the PKK cause, after parliament this month passed a law to reintegrate Kurdish fighters into civilian life. "He (Mahmut) fell in 2020. We're only finding out now. We spoke to him…
خواندن متن کامل در المانیتوربه زبان اصلی، در سایت ناشر باز میشودمتن اصلی (انگلیسی)
Kurdish families honour their dead on road to peace with Turkey
Menal Konak's brother, Mahmut, was 18 when he left to join the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in Syria in 2014. He died six years ago but she only found out this week. The Turkish authorities have now begun publishing lists of "martyrs" to the PKK cause, after parliament this month passed a law to reintegrate Kurdish fighters into civilian life. "He (Mahmut) fell in 2020. We're only finding out now. We spoke to him…