Welcome back

[Londoner]

welcome back for the site. What happened?

[Anthea]

WOW I actually managed to log on

[Londoner]

WOW I actually managed to log on

I did it before you.

[Anthea]

I did it before you.

Now this forum is online again, we need to make this more active and interesting

With what has happened in Paris, the tightening up of security in Europe and erdogan's pledge to destroy the PKK, not forgetting Turkey's attacks on Kurds in Syria, Iraq and in Turkey itself, Kurds face a very difficult time

We must remember it is NOT just the Turkish military that is attacking Kurds inside Turkey. A large portion of the Turkish population, who after many years of treating Kurds as some form of lesser beings, refusing to employ Kurds and if employing they only doing so in menial positions. Many so low paid that they have no option other than to leave their families in the villages, as the little more than slave wages they receive barely cover their own cost of living. These same Turks are now attacking members of the Kurdish population, especially those who have managed to set up and run their own businesses

There is a great likelihood many Kurds will lose their access to certain social media sites. They may have to rely on sites such as this in order to stay in touch.

USE IT OR LOSE IT

Because if this site goes, there will be very few people willing to put themselves at risk from Turkish backlash