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Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti Kurdish uprising 1991 -'T- he Kurdish uprising of 1991 took place after the Coalition Forces' recapture of Kuwait. Encouraged by US calIs for the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, and by the rising of the Shi'i Arabs in south Iraq, a popular revolt spread rapidly across Kurdistan during March. US encouragement fell short of providing assistance to the Kurds or preventing Iraqi helicopter attacks upon them. Once government forces had suppressed the Shi'i revolt, they rapidly recaptured the main towns of Kurdistan, killing thousands. safe ha\Cll The I Il a week, over 1..5 lllillion Kurds abandoned their hOlnes and lIed to the borders. Embarrassed by public outrage at the plight of the Kurds and their own failure to act earlier, the Coalition Forces agreed to establish 'safe havens' inside Iraq. Then the Coalition Forces started to hand over responsibilities to a United Nations (UN) observer force. Within the 'safe haven', the UN and non-governmental organizations have assisted the Kurds to rebuild their villages and resume their traditional way of life in rural areas. However, since May 1994, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) ançl the KDP have been absorbed by internal fighting culminating in September 1996 when the KDP invited Saddam Hussein to assist in their bid to g,ùn control of the region. The Iraqi government forces withdrew almost immediately, but now both the KDP and PUK are reliant on external support in their bid for leadership of Iraqi Kurds. The KDP is supported by Iraq and the PUK by Iran. Many observers see it as a matter to time until Saddam re-asserts total control of the region. This is indeed a bleak prospect for the Kurds. Improvised housing, Sharbazher region (in Kurdish autonomous region) on the Iranian border. The building blocks are ammunition boxes supplied to the Iraqi army by the USA during the Iran-Iraq war. This Profile is a summary of the Minority Additional THE KURDS By David McDowall. Published December 1996, 44pp, £4.95/$8.95 ISBN 1 89769346 X Rights Group International Report + postage copies of this profile are. available from MRG at 25p each or 10 for £2 from the address shown opposite Registered Charity #282305. An inlernatio.nal educational agency with consultative status with the United Nations (ECOSOC). A company limited by guarantee in the UK # 1544957. Printed in the UK an bleacMree paper 4
Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti Débat - Livres La question kurde, l'autre tragédie du Proche-Orient. par Danielle MITIERRAND (Fran~Ubertés) et Kendal NEZAN (Dir. Institut kurde de Paris). Depuis le démembrement de l'empire ottoman et la naissance de la Turquie moderne, la question kurde -qui concerne cinq pays- constitue l'autre tragédie du Proche-Orient. "Ma préoccupation (...) fut de donner la parole à ce peuple bâillonné alors qu'il défend ses droits essentiels, je veux dire, sa culture, son expression, son existence /I écrit Danielle Mitterrand dont l'action courageuse lui a valu d'être surnommée "la Mère des Kurdes". GRASSE - Vendredi 28 février 1997 -18 h, BASTIA- Samedi 1er Mars -18 h. Le FTM Remercie ... Les Partenaires et relais AFASPA, Association universitaire SIROCCO et foyer de la faculté des Sciences (Nice), ASTIAM, Association loisirs et Culture d'Antibes, Association musicale VElODOG, Bibliothèques municipales (Grasse, la Trinité, Septêmes-les- Vallons), CCAS des électriciens et gaziers, UR CCAS Corse, CMCAS 06, 83, 13, Centre Culturel louis Aragon (Septêmes-les-Vallons), Centre de la Méditerranée Moderne et Contemporaine (Nice). Centres social et de séjour (Sainte Tulle), Comités locaux du MRAP (Menton & Grasse). Coordination d'Associations "Elles aussi (83), Fondation "France-Libertés", les "9èmes Instants Vidéo" (04), Institut d'Etudes Occitanes, Institut Kurde de Paris, MJC Centre Culturel Georges Gibelin (Grasse). MJC Ranguin (Cannes), RadioAgora TSF (06), Radio Soleil (13). 5
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