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Gender and Feminism
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A Kurdish Tale: Pens, Cameras and Guns
Activities and Events
Solidarity with Organisation of Women’s Freedom in Iraq
Gender and Feminism
Early Kurdish Nationalism and Women’s Imagination
Art and Literature
Honour is membrane
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Art and Literature
Art and Literature
A Kurdish Artist Documents a City Through Art
Art and Literature
To Be Human Is To Be Creative
Art and Literature
A Jewish man who lay down under the moonlight
Art and Literature
Philosopher Artist Finds Freedom
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Articles and Essays
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The Land of Women: An Ecofeminist Paradise in the Middle of a War-torn region
Articles and Essays
A Reference Book that Prepares Future Educational Leaders
Art and Literature
A Walk down Memory Lane
Art and Literature
Performing Stereotype
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Kurdish Nationalism and the State
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Iraq and rest of humanity
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Who deserves what? Some reflections on the refugee crisis
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Walid Siti: My work navigates a complex terrain of memory and loss
Interviews
Rzgar Hama Rashed؛ my life depends on theatre
Art and Literature
Azad Nanakeli: My art work is related to current events
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I am happy to have survived, but I always remember those who didn’t make it
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