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I love housemusic ! ! ! Kurd Maverick - Ring Ring Ring ((( Kurd and Rud - Ring Ring Ring )))

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ELECTRONICA/DANCE music on its finest

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In late May of 2007 Peter Scarlet, artistic director of the Tribeca Film Festival and our host and co-curator for CINEMONDO, traveled to the Kurdish-held area of Northern Iraq and shot an interview with Iranian Kurd filmmaker Bahman Ghobadi. Bahman Ghobadi first came to the movie world's attention in 2000, when his first feature film, "A Time for Drunken Horses," won the prize for best first feature at the Cannes Film Festival. The film was the first Kurdish language movie ever to gain worldwide attention. Since then Ghobadi has made three more features, all in the Kurdish language. His most recent, "Half Moon," is currently banned in Iran though it has been shown in festivals around the world. Link TV's 17-minute profile of Ghobadi provides a fascinating introduction to the work of a filmmaker who has riveted audiences around the world with his courageous and deeply affecting films about Kurdish life on the Iranian-Iraqi border. For more: http://linktv.org/cinemondo

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Ali Utus VS. Kurd Maverick - Let The Freak Out (Kaval & Vocal MIX 2008)

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Approximately one million people, the overwhelming majority of whom were Iraqi citizens, were forcibly deported to Iran between April 1980 and 1990. The deportations commenced six months prior to the start of the Iraq/Iran war. The deportees were accused of being of Iranian origin and therefore sent back to Iran. Their belongings and documents, including their homes, businesses, passports and Iraqi citizenship documents were confiscated. To silence protest on the part of the deportees and prevent retaliatory action, the Iraqi authorities detained members of each family as hostages, approximately one detainee for every 10 deportees, giving about 100,000 detainees. The majority of these hostages were men aged between 16 and 40. Many of these hostages were subsequently released. Foreign nationals, other than Iranians, were released first. Non-Moslem Iranians were released next. This was followed by the release of some of the detainees with immediate family members still living in Iraq. Lastly some of the detainees, the whole of whose immediate families had already been deported and who were not doing military service at the time of arrest were released from custody and immediately deported. The remainder of the hostages were accused of being Or Iranian origin, although a large proportion of them were doing military service. and Iraqi law only allows Iraqi citizens to serve in the army. The 'civilian' detainees also all had Iraqi citizenship. Between 1986 and 1989 a further small number of hostages with immediate family members still living in Iraq were released. During the eight-year Iraq/Iran war (1980-88) some of the hostages were sent to the war. Other hostages died from disease or as a result of the harsh conditions and inhuman treatment in their places of detention. Most of these hostages were well educated and they included lawyers. teachers, doctors, university lecturers and students, business people and high-ranking military officers. Unfortunately the Iraqi Government has not yet released any information about these hostages. At present the Committee has the names and details of 935 of the hostages remaining in detention and knows of at least another three thousand, whose families have not given the Committee information for fear of reprisals. However, due to lack of information from the Iraqi authorities, it is very difficult to arrive at a precise figure for the number of people remaining in detention. This may be anything from about four thousand to many times that number

Great kurdish musicvideo. A great lovely tradional dance. In this case a little girl follows the lead. This is a famous song, and this video is unofficial, but great dance song. Cant imagine you sitting calm while listning to this =)

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