Hope for Kurdish People (women and children alike inflicted by war crimes and violence) February 2016

Given the tense political and sociological time in the Middle East particularly Iran, Syria and Turkey democracies, nations and peoples, are in a state of worry and concern. Politicians and academics are trying their best to rectify the problem affecting Kurdish people and people alike who are affected by the same problems and crimes. 

The Iranian government's position on peace-building and resolving issues with the problem-makers in the affected zones can be understood. Although this may bring about only temporary solutions. If the victimisation, especially on Iranian Kurdish women and other women of different peoples are not seen to by an agreeing democracy, the essential reason for why politicians and academics are attempting to work for the problems in the surrounding regions of Iran, Syria and Turkey, will be greatly overlooked. 

Some people may think it cannot be seen to right now because so many people are not in this frame of mind.  However this frame of mind or this way of thinking is as simple as a thought, a thought upon which we make the right action.  It in fact is more than just a thought but an understanding of the basic necessity in life.  

If people, if women, are subjected to violence and sexual violence or slavery or imprisonment, in any nation around the world it is in direct contravention of an agreed human right every citizen of this world is entitled to possess. Such crimes of such disorder have been seen in many other nations around the world.  Many can be named, but so many have recovered from allowing such crimes to continue. We must see the present errors affecting the people we represent and move forward in the self-belief we can create change and improve our society for all people.  

Countries like Ireland and Sri Lanka are prime examples of identifying in the present day its peoples as simply being citizens of a nation who are all different, a combination of cultures or religions, ways which are all different but built for people to live peacefully.  If children and women cannot live peacefully because the way they live is hindered, prevented, inflicted and scorned, it must be identified as a crucial problem by any working government.  International assistance can help in this area. The aim in using the examples used is to understand and know countries like Iran, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Turkey consist of many peoples, and this in fact is their identity - it makes their nation.  Though a set of peoples might be different they are not smudges or smears on the land.

In truth, no nation is perfect, but in truth more nations especially now are trying exceedingly hard to become a harmonious society with the self-realisation of the need for equality. This truth is most powerful in the democratic and academic sphere because it filters in to society and peoples, so citizens will subsequently feel positive movements. 

Human rights is a touchy subject and a sensitive issue, but learning from countries which have developed the understanding of the basic human rights for citizens regardless of convention, is hugely vital.  

Economic and political development is essential, but at the heart of such development lies its people and if they are not kept safe and if they are being badly victimised, the nation will not develop as well as it could in future times, if this problem is not secured now. International assistance in this right, is more noteworthy and long-lasting than any assistance in the political or economic sector, and it will stand forever present in the Iranian democratic government if it is seen to with haste and with the proper international support from the right sources. There are truth-seeking committees which can very much help such human rights problems as well as the HRPG in UK. 

No nation should endorse or ignore violence in any form, especially on women and children. It is a process of first accepting and processing investigations without turning a blind eye.  It will inevitably pick up and stimulate economic and political growth because it simply means more people at peace working together for the nation and its supportive government. 

There are people working tirelessly for the Kurdish people in the best way they know, but there are more options and better ways available, more windows and doors we can open to a truer freedom and ever-lasting peace.  

We must not give up Hope on peace and we must not give up Hope on the Kurdish people, Kurdish women, and every woman and child who is still under the hammer of violence and criminal control. Only law, constitutional development and government law-abiding action can really save these people from further infliction and harm.  

The causes and reasons for troubles in the past cannot be the safe answers we desire for our future.   Modern political development comes hand in hand with enforcing human rights and retrospectively seeking justice for victims of violent crimes. Acceptance from politicians and law-makers that violence needs solving with peaceful policy-making is a far better answer in today's modern world.