Kurdish Community Protests Across UK Against Turkish Invasion
On July 21, 2024, Kurds in Manchester, London, Birmingham, Cardiff, and Glasgow staged demonstrations against Turkish military actions in Iraq’s Kurdistan region. The Dakok Organization spearheaded the events, uniting Kurdish families and activists in protest.
Activists from the Dakok Organization mobilized members and organized the crowd for the democratic protest. Kurdish families, men, women, and children expressed their anger over the Turkish invasion, with several participants sharing their thoughts and experiences with Kurdfile.
The synchronized protests across five major UK cities highlighted the unity and determination of the Kurdish community to stand against aggression and demand justice and peace for their homeland.
Kurdfile Reporter had the chance to share thier thoughts through a report, in our report two activists had the chance to talk to us first one in row was Qadir Bilbas and the second one was a young named Shalaw Asaad.
Author Profile
- Diyar Harki is an independent investigative journalist and human rights advocate. As a member of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), he focuses on exposing corruption and human rights abuses in Kurdistan and Iraq. He voluntarily contributes to Kurdfile Media.
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