how can I get Kurdistan Visa pls help a sister

@@blessingche7535 Here you go, have a nice trip and don't forget to get a pomegranate juice with a little salt while there 😊 gov.krd/english/information-and-services/visitor/

With the Iraq visa you can visit Kurdistan

No

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They are fight because people Kurdistan wanted to be independent they wanted because they have different language different culture have a flag have they own governmen. but turkey and iran and irak and syria didn't let them be independent . they make kurdistan 4 part a part for iran a part for irak part for syria and the biggest part for turkey and they had kurdish in those parts speak they language and after that kurdish hate turkey_iran_iraq_syria turkey say that kurdish people is terrorist we never let them have a country a kurdish groups creat a groups for defend kurdish and being independent because in these parts because of racist they hurt kurdish and that is . And right now turkey send a bomb for syria and kurdistan they say that kurdish is isis And your second question is kurd is arab? No of course they are different in everythink language culture flag government accent of song and dance

After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, nationalist Turks led by Kemal Mustafa staged a coup and removed the Sultan from power. However, this action conflicted with the Treaty of Sevres, which had been signed by the Sultan, France, England, and Russia. The treaty recognized the Kurds' right to govern Kurdistan as an official entity. Instead of honoring this treaty, the secular Turks initiated genocides against various ethnic groups, including Assyrians, Chaldeans, Armenians, Greeks, Albanians, and Kurds in regions where they feared losing control due to the lack of Turkish population. These actions were driven by economic concerns. The Turkish government also implemented a series of measures to assimilate these minority groups. They banned their languages, suppressed their history and music, renamed people, villages, and cities, and forced them to adopt Turkish identities. They employed brainwashing tactics in schools, teaching children to report on their parents if they spoke languages other than Turkish or resisted Turkish identity. Children were randomly subjected to beatings, with the purpose of instilling fear and paranoia by claiming that they were constantly being watched and monitored. Each morning, the students were made to declare their pride in being Turks. The Turkish authorities turned a blind eye to the kidnapping, rape, and killing of Kurds by Turks, and the police did not intervene. In response to the prejudice, oppression, and persecution experienced by Turkey's minority groups, the Kurds eventually had enough and established the PKK (Kurdistan Workers' Party). The PKK aimed to address the injustices inflicted upon the remaining minorities after the genocides. Regarding your second question, Kurds are not Arabs. Kurds have a heritage rooted in the Zagros Mountains that dates back 5000 years. They are an Indo-European people with their own distinct culture, history, and language. On the other hand, Arabs originate from the Arabian Peninsula and began migrating to Mesopotamia after the expansion of Islam around 633 AD.