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Woman, Life, Freedom: Kurdish activists call for greater international support

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Kurdish activists Jino Kardo & Roonak Rad in Parliament House, Canberra Credit: Supplied

Four years after the death of Jina Amini, Kurdish community leaders and advocates gathered at Australia's Parliament House in Canberra to commemorate her legacy and call for greater recognition of the ongoing oppression of Kurds and other marginalised communities in Iran. Ronak Rad and Jino Kardo discuss the outcomes of their meeting in Parliament House, highlighting transnational repression, threats to diaspora communities, and the need for greater international awareness of human rights violations. They urge Australian politicians and the international community to amplify Kurdish voices and acknowledge the ongoing struggle for freedom, justice, and human rights.


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Four years after the death of Jina Amini, Kurdish community leaders and advocates gathered at Australia's Parliament House in Canberra to commemorate her legacy and call for greater recognition of the ongoing oppression of Kurds and other marginalised communities in Iran. Ronak Rad and Jino Kardo discuss the outcomes of their meeting in Parliament House, highlighting transnational repression, threats to diaspora communities, and the need for greater international awareness of human rights violations. They urge Australian politicians and the international community to amplify Kurdish voices and acknowledge the ongoing struggle for freedom, justice, and human rights.


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