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Amed Dicle

 

Amed Dicle 1980 yılında Diyarbekir`de dünyaya geldi. 20 yasindayken oradan çıktı. 14 yıldır yurtdışında yaşıyor. 12 yıldır gazetecilik yapıyor. Medya tv, Roj tv ve Nuçe tv`de calıştı. Irak, Güney Kürdistan, Rojava ve Avrupa`nın değişik ülkelerinde gazetecilik yaptı.

Amed Dicle was born in Diyarbakır in 1980. He left Diyarbakır when he was twenty years old; he has been living in exile for fourteen years and he has been a journalist for twelve years. He has worked for Medya, Roj, and Nuçe television networks and has reported from Iraq, Southern Kurdistan, Rojava, and several different countries in Europe.

ARTICLES BY Amed Dicle

  • Rojava's Political Structure

    Rojava's Political Structure

    In 1990 Osman Sebrî wanted to pick himself up from his sickbed in Damascus to greet his guest standing.

    He was eighty-five years old, and in no condition to walk.

    His guest, Abdullah Öcalan, leaned toward his bed, embraced and saluted him.

    Arrested along with his uncle during t..

  • The Final Stage: Rojava

    The Final Stage: Rojava

    The latest developments in Syria have taken on an increasingly complicated shape, threatening a tragic repeat of its recent past.

    Oppositional forces remain Sunni-majority and multi-brigaded. Sustained attempts by these oppositional forces to exclude Kurds from the political struggle in Sy..

  • Final Sahnesi: Rojava

    Final Sahnesi: Rojava

    Suriye`deki gelişmeler, ülkenin yakın tarihin kötü bir tekerrürünün yaşanması ihtimali ekseninde karmaşık bir hal almaya başladı.

    Sünnilerin yoğunlukta olduğu muhaliflerin çok başlı olması, Kürtlere yönelik dışlama gayretleri, Kürtlerin örgütlülüğü ve uluslararası güçlerin istikrar değil `..