Freedom loving people,
Human rights supporters,
The flames of war have spread across the country between both parties involved in killing people in Syria. This has led to a civil war, a dark scenario which has haunted the whole of Syria.
On 17 February 2011 a mass uprising for freedom, dignity and social justice erupted against the Kurdish political establishment. These mass protests spread to many cities and towns in Kurdistan with the exception of the capital Erbil and Dehok, which were militarised by a heavy security police presence to prevent people from protesting.
Monday 9th December 2013
On behalf of the International Federation of the Iraqi Refugees I welcome everyone here I would like to thank Jeremy Corbin for arranging this important meeting. I am sure you all know Jeremy Corbin very well, but I would like to say that Jeremy is a socialist parliamentarian who has always defended freedom. He stood firmly against the war on Iraq and he has strongly defended the refugees, the Iraqi and Kurdish refugees in particular. We highly appreciate all his stances and efforts. I would like to draw your attention today to two important issues on International Human Rights Day. Unfortunately, Kurdistan Regional Government has not taken any steps to answer or find a solution to the two vital issues of women and refugee rights.
UK government has once again started to detain Iraqi refugees threatening them with deportation. More then 23 detaene had contact IFIR in the last three weeks.Some of them detaend for more then 18 month.
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