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Society and Culture

• - The division which advocates and maintain women interests and rights within the party and society. The KWU has actively participated in the Kurdish national struggle and fought for the realization of human and democratic rights for the people of Kurdistan
  
• - Information on community and events, Kurdish students, language, calendar, and the Terror at Halabja.
  
• - Kurdish Womens Action Against Honour Killings.
  
• - From International Turkey Network, the site includes historical background, Islam and Christianity in Kurdistan, Kurdistan today and tomorrow.
  
• - Eddy van Wessel's picture gallery of the Kurds of Iraq.
  
• - Features studies covering Kurdish art and culture: song, music, dance and literature. Also includes political and historical information on the Kurdish problem.
  
• - Information about Kurdish history provided by the European Institute for Research on Mediterranean and Euro-Arab Co-operation (MEDEA).
  
• - Based on original research, the journal publishes articles covering Kurdish history, linguistics and philology, written and oral literature, sociology, anthropology, political science, and international relations.
  
• - An article describing the religious beliefs of the Yezidis.
  
• - A collection of images aimed at celebrating Kurdistan and its people, offered as part of Iran Online Forum.
  
• - Kurdish music and songs as well as pictures and videos of Kurdistan.
  
• - A flash site presenting a series of images of Kurdish dreams.
  
• - An article by Dr. Vera Saeedpour, introducing the Kurds, their origin, land and culture.
  
• - Pictures, articles, interviews, news and forum.
  
• - A paper submitted by Kevin Kuswa, University of Texas, assessing the Kurdish situation by employing a critical rhetorical perspective.
  
• - A Washington Post report with background information about the Kurds.
  
• - A collection of articles from different sources about the Kurdish struggle in Turkey and Iraq.
  
• - An independent institution that attempts to collect, preserve, and promote Kurdish literature.
  
• - The culture, history, and status of Faili Kurds in Iraq.
  
• - An analysis of the Kurdish people: their language, religion, history, geography, population, natural resources, economic and social structures, why their resistance movement has failed, and what the solution may be.
  
• - A brief introduction.
  
• - Awarakany Kurdistan community and Mama Risha page, Halabja photos, Peshmarga, music gallery and links.
  
• - The community offers news and background articles on culture, politics and history. Also included are an English-Kurdish dictionary, a picture gallery to document political suppression and discussion forum. [Registration necessary]
  
• - From One World Multimedia, featuring a map of the Kurdish region, articles, and pictures of the Newroz celebration.
  
• - A site dedicated to Kurdistan and its people, featuring chat and a message forum.
  
• - A study by Alynna J. Lyon.
  
• - About Kurdistan, Kurdish crime, Halabja and Kurds in mourning, political history.
  
• - Includes articles about Iranian Kurdistan covering health care, education and the economic system. Also features essays and drawings by Kurdish children.
  
• - Includes photographs and stories about Kurdistan's history and culture. Features the book Kurdistan in the Shadow of History by Susan Meiselas. Invites contributions of images and stories.
  
• - A Kurdish year-2000 calendar containing important historical events, national and religious holidays, and accompanied by colorful Kurdish photographs, paintings and illustrations by Jano Rosebiani.
  
• - A project coordinated by six organizations to produce textbooks and teaching aids in Kurdish for Kurds living in Europe.
  
• - Information about history and geography of the Kurdish Christians.
  
• - A multicultural site for the Kurdish community and those interested in the Kurdish culture. Features a message board, music, chat and pictures.
  
• - News and information of cultural centre of London.
  
• - An article by Alan Freeman.
  
• - A collaboration between brilliant musicians of Kurds.
  
• - Information about Sanandaj, the capital city of Kurdistan province of Iran. Features a photo album, Kurdish chat, and useful links.
  
• - Aims to encourage, establish and nourish constructive relationships and cooperation between Americans and Kurds.
  
  

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