Rishola
The Kurds call this bird a RISHOLA (starling). They believe that these birds are sacred and that the release of each one will cleanse the sins of their dead. Kurds buy these birds with money and release them, vowing to cleanse the sins of their loved ones who die
Qazwan
Rosary is one of the oldest accessories of Kurdish culture. It is made from a tree that grows in the mountains of Kurdistan called Qazwan.
Mountain People
In Kurdish mythology, the mountain and the sun have two great meanings. They believe that the mountains are the eternal friends of the Kurds and that the Kurds are the children of the sun.
Traces of War
Traces of war
After Kurdistan was divided into four parts in the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923, the borders of four countries fell on its territory. Its citizens were killed for crossing the border between its cities. The mountains were filled with mines and heavy weapons. After that Children born in Kurdistan were named Snur. in the sense of boundaries
DOES TOMORROW EVER COME ?
Hello, I'm Roza Tatani
I am a journalist, political activist, and women’s rights activist. I am from Sulaymaniyah city in Kurdistan. Kurdistan is a country that has been split into four parts according to the Treaty of Lausanne on 24 July 1923. The Kurds have a comprehensive resistance, and my journalistic works are about the resistance, inequity, economic crisis, social crisis, and war crimes that their enemies committed against them. In addition, another part of my work is about women's freedom and gender inequality because war is the main cause of the struggle in front of social development, especially in Kurdistan war is the first reason social problems are in the shadow, ignoring women's rights and gender matters.
Work experience:
My journal career began as a young teenager, writing articles and reports in bound journals.
- From 2021-2022 I worked as a news editor at KNN TV Channel.
- From 2020-2021 I was political program manager at Chaw Media.
- From 2018-2020 I worked as a general editor at Jinha News Agency.
- From 2015-2018 I was the team leader at REPAK.
- From 2011-2013 I worked as the editorial board for Hawdem Magazine which was a magazine for youth rights.
- From 2011 I worked for Dicle News Agency (DIHA).
- From 2008-2011 I worked for Tiruska magazine (It was a magazine just for women's rights) as an editor writing.
