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Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

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    Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

    I'm just curious about how many Kurdish people live in Armenia?and what'S their social statue in Armenia?i mena people threat them like a minortiy?or are they just counted as Armenian?and one more thing..are they free to speak and write Kurdish in Armenia?
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    Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

    Originally posted by anilenko
    I'm just curious about how many Kurdish people live in Armenia?and what'S their social statue in Armenia?i mena people threat them like a minortiy?or are they just counted as Armenian?and one more thing..are they free to speak and write Kurdish in Armenia?
    I'm not too sure how many Kurds are in Armenia but I can assure you that they live as any other Armenian in Armenia.

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      Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

      Kurds recieve more acceptance and tolerance from us than we ever recieved from them. I can honestly say they are treated better in Armenia than in any other country in the region. The oldest Kurdish newspaper is printed in Armenia.

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        Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

        What is the situation of muslim kurds? is it same?

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          Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

          Originally posted by Selpak
          What is the situation of muslim kurds? is it same?
          are there christian kurds?

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            Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

            Most Kurds in Armenia are Yezidis, not Muslims. But I don't think that their situation is any different..

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              Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

              come on guys, there are no kurdish lives in Armenia. most of them moved to East of turkey, because conditions are better in turkey. I heard there is a very few minority live in yerevan and they are happy

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                Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

                there arnt many of what i know and the minority are in poverty
                Last edited by Ari; 09-03-2006, 07:18 AM.

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                  Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

                  Originally posted by aconur
                  come on guys, there are no kurdish lives in Armenia. most of them moved to East of turkey, because conditions are better in turkey. I heard there is a very few minority live in yerevan and they are happy
                  this is bullxxxx

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                    Re: Kurdish minortiy in Armenia

                    Originally posted by karoaper
                    Kurds recieve more acceptance and tolerance from us than we ever recieved from them. I can honestly say they are treated better in Armenia than in any other country in the region. The oldest Kurdish newspaper is printed in Armenia.
                    the name of the first kurdish radiostaion is radio erivan and was broadcasted from our capital......armenians from norhern syria were some of the initiative takers.....the most prominent of these was Karapete/Gerebete Xaco who is one of the biggest legends within kurdish folklor....

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