RSF Secures Landmark Victories for Press Freedom

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has secured a series of significant legal and operational victories in…

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Can the Purslane Speak?

Since Edward Said’s Orientalism, the relationship between knowledge and power, together with strategies of representation, has…

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The Windmills, the Silo of Amad, and the Battles of Don Quixote

One of the first novels I read was Don Quixote. In primary school, a children’s edition…

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The Worry of Writers, the Perception of Readers, and the Fate of Books (Endîşeya nivîskaran… )

The poet Hejar recounts in his memoir that he and his father placed several Kurdish…

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RSF Secures Landmark Victories for Press Freedom

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has secured a series of significant legal and operational victories in…

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Can the Purslane Speak?

Since Edward Said’s Orientalism, the relationship between knowledge and power, together with strategies of representation, has…

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The Windmills, the Silo of Amad, and the Battles of Don Quixote

One of the first novels I read was Don Quixote. In primary school, a children’s edition…

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The Worry of Writers, the Perception of Readers, and the Fate of Books (Endîşeya nivîskaran… )

The poet Hejar recounts in his memoir that he and his father placed several Kurdish…

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A Mullah, Witness of Two Eras

In the 19th century, when the Kurdish principalities were dismantled, the Kurds lost their rule…

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RSF Secures Landmark Victories for Press Freedom

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has secured a series of significant legal and operational victories in its global campaign against censorship and threats to media independence. Through targeted actions in Switzerland,…

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Can the Purslane Speak?

Since Edward Said’s Orientalism, the relationship between knowledge and power, together with strategies of representation, has stood at the centre of colonial studies. As a literary critic, Said directed his attention…

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The Windmills, the Silo of Amad, and the Battles of Don Quixote

One of the first novels I read was Don Quixote. In primary school, a children’s edition sat on the classroom shelf. Its cover fascinated me: Don Quixote standing before the windmills,…

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The Worry of Writers, the Perception of Readers, and the Fate of Books (Endîşeya nivîskaran… )

The poet Hejar recounts in his memoir that he and his father placed several Kurdish books in an iron box and buried it in the garden of their village house,…

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Painted fingers in the tents…

Click for Kurdish The most impressive thing in this process was that a Syrian family was familiar with these tents. Dilek Durgun, a volunteer educator in tents The Children's Rights…

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Women’s Time Association published a report

Women's Time Association prepared a report with the support of Etkiniz EU programme. They stated that the report will dwell on awareness of accession to mechanisms for protection against violence…

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The hidden meanings in the song of “Gul”

“Gul “ is an important symbol in literature and music. From ancient times to the present day, “Gul” is not only a type of flower(rose), but also a symbol of…

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A new Kurdish performance-exhibition will display by the Şermola Performans

For the project OUR DISPLACED STORIES, Hicran Demir and Mirza Metin searched for their biographical stories, some of which have remained hidden or have been or are still being consciously…

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