Yazidi Women's Union condemns Iraqi army's attempts to surround Makhmour camp

The Yazidi Women's Union (Aleppo office) condemned these attempts, as well as all organizations involved in "breaking the will of the people in Şengal and Makhmour".

The statement, which was read by a member of the Union, Rima Sido, in the presence of dozens of members of the Union, stated that "the policy being hatched against our Kurdish people and against the 4 parts of Kurdistan has become a threat to global security," noting, "especially the four countries that join hands and solidarity over the blood of our Kurdish people and breaking their will wherever they are."

Referring to the movements of the Iraqi army in this regard, and its attempts to surround the camp with barbed wire and set up military observation points, around the Makhmour camp, which is inhabited by about 12,000 people, who were displaced to it from the Botan area in Bakur (Northern Kurdistan); As a result of the repressive practices practiced by the Turkish state against them in 1994.

The Yazidi Women's Union also saw that these same policies affect the people in Şengal and NE Syria.

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