“Kurdish Activist Tells Students of Threatened Culture” by Perla Trevizo, 10/26/09 (pdf file)
“An Open Letter to a Turkish Journalist” by Kani Xulam, 08/13/07
“An Open Letter to the President of the United States of America” by Kani Xulam, 07/27/07
“Turkish Elections; Kurdish Woes” by Kani Xulam, 07/22/2007
“What is Happening in Turkish-Kurdistan?” by Kani Xulam, 09/03/05
An Open Letter to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk 02/24/05
“An American and Uncle Omar” by David Allred and Kani Xulam, 12/21/04
“An Open Letter to Uncle Omar of Halapja” by Kani Xulam, 12/03/04
“That If Gold Rust, What Then Will Iron Do?” by Kani Xulam, 07/04/04
A National Day of Remembrance, for Qamishli, Syrian Occupied Kurdistan
An Open Letter to Prime Minister Recep T. Erdogan, by Kani Xulam, 02/08/04
A Little Bit of Discomfort, by Kani Xulam, 01/25/04
Kurdish Conference Conclusions and Recommendations, by Muhammed Ahmed, 09/16/03
Turkey and its Hezbollah and the Kurds
We Must Never Take Democracy for Granted
Declaration of Writers, Nobel Laureates, and Artists
Crisis in Turkey by Haluk Gerger
Will Spring Ever Come to Turkey
Second Open Letter to the Turkish Ambassador
Open Letter to the Turkish Ambassador
Iraqi Kurdistan — Stillborn From a Distance
Turkey’s New Acid Test: The Trial of Ocalan
“Can’t you hear me?” A poem for Nejla Coskun
One First Lady Stands Up For Peace
Pacifica News Network Interview with Kani Xulam
The War With Iraq and a Kurdish Perspective
Prison No. 5: Eleven Years in the Turkish Jail” – Book Review
“The Leyla Zana Case”, The Washington Post
“Dr. Haluk Gerger Interview with CBC” by Joan Melancon
House of Lords Debates Turkey’s Human Rights Record
“Free Leyla Zana”, Interview with Voice of America
Jose Ramos Horta, Nobel Peace Laureate, Speaks for Leyla Zana’s Freedom
Northern Iraq: Turkish Incursion
Turkey’s Kurdish Policy in the Nineties
Clancy Lends His Pen to the Cause of Barbarity!
The Story – Tragedy – of a Turkish Soldier in the Mountains of Kurdistan
“Indict the Butcher of Bagdad!
For a Kurd, Turkish Democracy Means Terrorism – Interview with an ARGK Commander, Cemil Bayik
Disappearances – An Alarming Trend
The European Parliament Resolution on Turkey
The Turkish National Security Council Okayed the Death Squads
The PKK: Freedom Fighters or Terrorists?
Your Eyes Smile To Our Liberation
An Accident Reveals the Complicity of Turkish State with the Mafia
Muhammed Was Born 6 Days Too Late
Mrs. Clinton at Topkapi Palace
Who Committed The Guclukonak Massacre?
Jiyan Means Life in Kurdish; In English, Death Will Do
Of Iraq and Its Newspapers: A Kurdish Perspective
First the Jews; Then the Kurds; Will the Americans be Next?
The Dictates of Nonviolence, the Kurds, and the Coming War
The Kurdish Question in the Middle East: the Plight of the Kurds in Iraq
The Kurds: God’s Illegitimate Children
Global Q&A: Iraq’s Kurdish Opposition
A native of Kurdistan, Kani Xulam is a commentator on the history and politics of Kurdistan, and advocates for the right of the Kurdish people to self-determination.