1991 ; Back to Halabja

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[Anthea]

http://youtu.be/ZJjaVfscn-I

I wonder what it looks like now

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In 2007, when I went to Halabja, it was still poor and undeveloped.People were frustrated (they had destroyed the Anfal museum in 2006). There were big problems of corruption in the district and all the money given by Erbil to the city never reached inhabitants in great need. Most of the city had not changed. You could identify the famous places of some pictures taken by Iranian media and TV like the house in front of which a man fall with a baby in his arms.

I don't know if things have improved, now.They have rebuilt the museum. I hope the city is in a better situation.

[Anthea]

In 2007, when I went to Halabja, it was still poor and undeveloped.People were frustrated (they had destroyed the Anfal museum in 2006). There were big problems of corruption in the district and all the money given by Erbil to the city never reached inhabitants in great need. Most of the city had not changed. You could identify the famous places of some pictures taken by Iranian media and TV like the house in front of which a man fall with a baby in his arms.

I don't know if things have improved, now.They have rebuilt the museum. I hope the city is in a better situation.

I know that they are going to find out who provided the gas

Apparently, they have equipment that could tell which factory manufactured the gas

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Questionnaire: 25 Years after Halabja chemical bombing. How do the people of that town think? 7.3.2013
Radio Dangi Nwe and White list :


http://www.ekurd.net/mismas/articles/mi ... te6904.htm

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Questionnaire: 25 Years after Halabja chemical bombing. How do the people of that town think? 7.3.2013
Radio Dangi Nwe and White list :


http://www.ekurd.net/mismas/articles/mi ... te6904.htm

VERY interesting

Now let us have a questionnaire for Kurds living in Turkey Ask the KURDS what they want

It is their future and the future of coming generations, which will affect countless MILLIONS of Kurds if they accept being betrayed by Ocalan and losing all chance of EVER having any form of independence or autonomy

Famous quote:

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

Or the needs of Ocalan