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    AGAINST GENOCIDE ASSOCIATION CRITICIZES KURDISH WOMAN LEADER'S ANTI-ARMENIAN STATEMENT

    January 15, 2014 | 00:04

    Germany-based Against Genocide Association criticized Kurdistan
    Communities Union (KCK) Executive Council Co-President Bese Hozat.

    Hozat had stated that the Armenians and the Greeks have a parallel
    state in Turkey, and they hinder the democratization of the country.

    Against Genocide Association released a disapproving statement
    addressed to Hozat, Demokrathaber website of Turkey reports.

    The statement noted that the genocide victims are not an obstacle
    before Kurdish independence.

    "The real barrier before the independence of the Kurdish people is the
    Republic ofTurkey, which is guilty of genocide," the statement read,
    in particular.

    In an interview with the Kurdish Firat news agency, and speaking
    about the parallel state which Islamic opinion leader Fethullah
    Gulen's movement has established in Turkey, Hozat had also reflected
    on the Armenians, Greeks, and Jews. She had noted that, aside from
    the official state, there also are parallel states in Turkey.

    "The Jewish lobby, the nationalist Armenians and Greeks are such
    parallel states. Such parallel states are in touch with one another
    and have interests from each other.

    "Parallel states do not have formal and constitutional rights. It
    seems they do not have troops either, but they have an organized and
    a strong structure," the Kurdish woman militant had said.

    Hozat also had claimed that these parallel states hinder the
    establishment of democracy in Turkey.

    Numerous Turkish, Kurdish and Armenian intellectuals, the T24.com.tr
    website, and the vice-chairs of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP)
    of Turkey, however, strongly criticized Bese Hozat for her statement.

    News from Armenia - NEWS.am

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