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Diary Marif

Diary Marif is an Iraqi Kurdish journalist based in Vancouver, Canada. His writing has appeared in the Awene weekly, Livin, and on KNNC TV as a documentary researcher by the name Diary Khalid. Diary earned a master's degree in History from Pune University, in India, in 2013. He moved to Vancouver in 2017, where he has been focusing on nonfiction writing. He can be found on Twitter: @diary_khalid.

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Sudanese Canadians and relatives call for more government action as deadly conflict enters third week

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Iraqi immigrant depicts horrors of war, refugee childhood through striking exhibition in Burnaby B.C.

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A protest against the Chinese government's treatment of Uyghurs
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Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/Politics

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“Canadian leaders have shown that they believe that the lives of these people matter and must be protected."

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Immigration/News/Politics

Kurdish Canadians calling on Canada to stop Kurdish authorities’ repression of journalism 

Kurdish Canadian journalists, writers, and activists urge the Canadian government to intervene in Kurdistan's attack on freedom of the press. 

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