Definitions

1. Iranian Kurdistan is the name of the area occupied by Kurds in Iran.
2. Iranian Kurdistan is a part of Iran, so whatever has been said so far about the former is correct in connection with the latter.
3. Iranian Kurdistan is bordered by Iraq in the south, Syria in the west, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Armenia in the northwest, and Turkmenistan in the northeast.
4. Iranian Kurdistan is practically under military rule, where non-local security forces rule the every day life of Kurdish residents.

Kurdistan Article

1. For further detail see "Iranian Kurdistan" section in Kurdistan article. (Web site)

Iranian Representatives

1. Dr. Ghassemlou and his aide were in Austria to negotiate with Iranian representatives on Kurdish rights and self-government for Iranian Kurdistan.

Iranian Kurdistan Covering Health

1. Kurdish Culture in Iran - Includes articles about Iranian Kurdistan covering health care, education and the economic system.

Organization

1. I have to say thank you to all my friends from the Democratic youth Organization of Iranian Kurdistan and also PDKI (Vancouver) Organization.

Present

1. In Iranian Kurdistan, frequent unrest and occasional military crackdown have happened throughout the 1990s and even to the present [8].

Autonomy

1. Working for democracy in Iran and autonomy for Iranian Kurdistan.

Self-Determination

1. Organization Khabats’ goal for Iranian Kurdistan is Self-determination and a secular democratic system in Iran. (Web site)

Spoken

1. A major sub-dialect of Kurmanji that is widely spoken in Iraqi and Iranian Kurdistan is Soranî, also known as Southern Kurmanji.
2. They also comprise, among others, the Mukri dialect, spoken around the town of Mahabad in Iranian Kurdistan.

Iranian Government

1. Since 1983, the Iranian government has maintained control over the Iranian Kurdistan. (Web site)

Democratic Party

1. Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI) has left behind 59 years of difficult struggle, full of obstacles, and filled with sacrifices.
2. We ask for immediate attention to the unrest created by the alien terrorist groups of PKK and DPIK (Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan). (Web site)

Iraq

1. By the early 1980s, and despite the threat from Iraq, the Islamic regime occupied most of Iranian Kurdistan and sent the KDPI across the border into Iraq. (Web site)
2. It borders Iranian Kurdistan to the east, Turkish Kurdistan to the north, Syrian Kurdistan to the west and Iraq to the south.

Iraqi Kurdistan

1. It is mostly spoken in a region called Hewraman (or Hawraman) in western Iran (Iranian Kurdistan) and north eastern Iraq (Iraqi Kurdistan). (Web site)
2. The main cities in this region are Pawe in Iranian Kurdistan and Halabja in Iraqi Kurdistan. (Web site)

Kurdish People

1. The Kurdish people in Iranian Kurdistan and PDKI played an active part in the Iranian people's uprising against the Shah's dictatorship.

Komalah

1. Komalah is a Marxist Kurdish opposition group which seeks autonomy for Iranian Kurdistan.
2. KOMALAH is one of the main political organisations active in Iranian Kurdistan. (Web site)

Kurds

1. The Middle Kurmanji (which is also called Sorani): spoken by the Kurds of Iraqi Kurdistan and the majority of Kurds in Iranian Kurdistan. (Web site)
2. Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan is concerned about the fate of these innocent detained Kurds.

Syria

1. It borders Iranian Kurdistan to the east, Turkish Kurdistan to the north, and Syria to the west. (Web site)

Encyclopaedia

1. According to Encyclopaedia of Islam, the Safavid family hailed from Iranian Kurdistan, and later moved to Azarbaijan. (Web site)

People

1. A Kurdish group, the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan, posted on Web sites the names of people it said were the victims. (Web site)
2. For this purpose, it has developed a special programme which asks for self-determination rights for the people of Iranian Kurdistan.

Smuggling

1. Following the example of localised, but recognised, smuggling, creams, hair colours and other cosmetics arrive in Iranian Kurdistan from Turkey.

Sardasht

1. Parvin had come to Sardasht, a remote settlement in the mountainous region of Iranian Kurdistan, a few days earlier. (Web site)
2. Whereas the majority of smuggled goods arrive via Sardasht, alcohol ends up in Iranian Kurdistan through the town of Piranshahr.

Baneh

1. Gobadi was born in 1969 in the border town of Baneh in Iranian Kurdistan. (Web site)

Province

1. The Iranian Kurdistan province is still occupied by the Soviet army; with the support of which a Kurdish state was created in the city of Mahabad.

Iran

1. Kaveh Zarei, 25, was a member of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan, a Kurdish group opposed to the Islamic regime in Iran. (Web site)
2. Since 2004 the PJAK took up arms for self-rule in Kurdistan province northwestern of Iran (Iranian Kurdistan, Eastern Kurdistan). (Web site)
3. After Iranian Revolution many political organizations with different beliefs appeared in Iran and Iranian Kurdistan. (Web site)

Kermanshah

1. Kermanshah is a city in western Iran, capital of Kermanshah Province and the largest city of Iranian Kurdistan, home to 600 thousand people.
2. Iranian Kurdistan encompasses Kurdistan Province and greater parts of West Azarbaijan, Kermanshah, Īlām provinces.

Hewrami

1. Gorani (also Gurani) is a Northwestern Iranian language, including Hewrami[ 2], spoken in southernmost parts of Iranian Kurdistan and Iraqi Kurdistan region.

Mahabad

1. Mahabad is a city in Iranian Kurdistan, 837 km west of the capital of Iran, Tehran.
2. In January 1946, the Republic of Mahabad declared independence in parts of Iranian Kurdistan but only lasted eleven months.
3. In Mahabad, the historical capital of Iranian Kurdistan, the killing of a young Kurd by security forces led to fierce clashes and scores of arrests.

Kurdistan

1. Iranian Kurdistan has developed as part of Iran in contrast to different parts of Kurdistan of former Ottoman Empire. (Web site)
2. In Iranian Kurdistan, all activities by political parties are prohibited, and it has outlawed all political parties in Kurdistan. (Web site)

Iranian Kurdistan

1. The province of Kurdistan is 28,817 km² in area which encompasses just one-eighth of the Kurdish inhabited areas of Iran or Iranian Kurdistan [2].
2. In Januray 1946, the Republic of Mahabad declared independence in parts of Iranian Kurdistan but only lasted eleven months.
3. The province of Kurdistan is 28,817 km² (about one third of Iranian Kurdistan) in area and is located in the west of Iran. (Web site)

Categories

1. Iran > Iranian Peoples > Kurdish People > Kurdistan
2. Population > Settlements > Cities > Mahabad
3. Eleven Months
4. Hewrami
5. Gorani
6. Books about "Iranian Kurdistan" in Amazon.com
   

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