27 September meeting with Greek Embassy in London
IFIR officers Dashty Jamal and Aso Goran met Dimitrios Dochtis councillor at the Greek Embassy.
Wedat Hussein who was only 28 was murdered Saturday 13 August. Wadat was kidnapped and killed. His body was found in Sejey, in the Semell district of Duhok city.
The International Federation of Iraqi Refugees offers its sincere condolences to the people of Orlando following the attack on an LGBT night club earlier in the week. We stand shoulder to shoulder in solidarity with the victims and their families following this shocking terrorist attack.
Dashty Jamal’s Speech regarding the Islamic terrorism& racism in Europe for the May Day Seminar in zurich-1May2016
Ladies and gentlemen happy May Day I was supposed to be talking to you today regarding the working class movement in Iraq and Kurdistan. However due to recent events I have changed the subject matter to Islamic terrorism and racism in Europe.
In the name of the International Federation of Iraqi Refugees, I warmly welcome you to today’s Rally. I would like to thank you all, on behalf of the refugees for coming today to protest at their treatment and saying refugees are welcome here.
50 years ago the United Nations passed a resolution against racism the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Unfortunately today we still need to fight for equality and against the racist policies of detention and deportation of many European countries.
IFIR calls on all human rights organisations to attend and support stand up to racism’s demonstration – ‘refugees welcome here’ on 19 March mid-day Portland Place. IFIR calls on all human rights organisations to attend and support stand up to racism’s demonstration – ‘refugees welcome here’ on Saturday 19th ofMarch mid-day Portland Place.– Assemble 12 noon Portland Place London W1A 1AA
Dear Donald Tusk and Representatives of the Member States in the European Council,
As a continuation of your previous meeting relating to the refugee crisis, another meeting is supposed to be held in Brussels on 17 and 18 of this month to discuss ways to stop refugees from reaching Europe. Those refugees have escaped the war, they are the victims of proxy war by the big powers in their countries, and they are putting themselves at risk, by crossing minefields and dangerous seas. Most of them are children, women and older people. They leave their homes and work because they are forced to by war and by the mafia in their area. Europe will bear a big responsibility for the consequences if they put the fate of those refugees in the hands of a dictator like Erdogan and his brutal regime; this will be a disgraceful episode in the post Second World War history of Europe.