Diyala Sulaiman, a 25-year-old Syrian woman, dreams of leaving the Iraqi refugee camp that she and her children have lived in for
My childhood was robbed by wars, writes Vancouver-based writer, as he witnesses echoes of his past happening all over again.
Language is tied to one's culture, history and sense of identity. But immigrants in Canada struggle to keep their mother tongues.
Given Canada's and the international community's refusal to deem Anfal a genocide, 34 years later the Kurdish diaspora is still worried of
Some of the Russian-Canadians experiencing harassment believe they are victims of skewed coverage of the war by both Russian and Western media
NCM spoke to Ukrainians living in Canada who want to bring their family members to safety, but wonder what it will take
Without the ability to learn the Kurdish language at home or abroad, Kurds within the diaspora worry their culture is being actively