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 Iraq PM offers money to Kurdish families fleeing Turkish bombings 

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Iraq PM offers money to Kurdish families fleeing Turkish bombings  31.12.2007


December 31, 2007

Baghdad, -- Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has ordered the government to pay one million dinars (830 dollars) to every Kurdish family displaced by Turkish bombings, his office said on Sunday.

"The prime minister has ordered the formation of a committee that will visit these families and pay each of them a million dinars," a statement said, adding that the aid will be given in coordination with the Iraqi Red Crescent.

It did not say how many families have been displaced by the Turkish bombings in northern Iraq's Kurdistan autonomous region.     

Iraqi Prime minister Jawad Nuri al-Maliki
In the past few weeks, Turkish warplanes have regularly bombed areas inside Iraqi Kurdistan along the border with Turkey in an attempt to flush out rebels from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) who have their bases in the region.

The PKK uses the mountainous terrain of Iraqi Kurdistan to launch attacks against Turkey.

Iraqi Kurdistan politician says, Turkey is using Turkey's Kurdish separatist PKK rebel group as an excuse to invade Kurdistan region 'Iraq' to prevent the establishment of Kurdistan state in the Kurdish autonomous region in 'northern Iraq',
www.ekurd.net Turkey fears this could fan separatism among its own large Kurdish population in southeast Turkey.

Since 1984 the PKK took up arms for self-rule in the country's mainly Kurdish southeast of Turkey. A large Turkey's Kurdish community openly sympathise with the Kurdish PKK for a Kurdish homeland in the country's mainly Kurdish southeast of Turkey.

The PKK demanded Turkey's recognition of the Kurds' identity in its constitution and of their language as a native language along with Turkish in the country's Kurdish areas,
www.ekurd.net the party also demanded an end to ethnic discrimination in Turkish laws and constitution against Kurds, granting them full political freedoms.

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