Iraqi Kurds Law

Dr. Abdullah Manaz

Jun 2018 · Abdullah Manaz

About this ebook

The Iraqi Kurds' decision of independence is clearly contrary to the declaration of the Iraqi State that was accepted by the UN and to international law. The federal law, which the Kurds regarded as the right earned, is determined by the military coups and is anti-democratic. Temporary Constitutions which were prepared at the end of the Military Cherubs and occupations conquered the democratic rights of nations outside the Arabs and Kurds. Claiming federation or independence through armed insurrection and occupation means the disintegration and destruction of Iraq. In such a case, a new Iraqi State will be formed and all nations and especially Turkomans living in Iraq can demand a federation.

About the author

Abdullah Manaz was born in 1959 in Yozgat. He graduated from Ankara Mamak High School Mathematics Department in 1978 and from Ankara University Faculty of Theology Department of Islamic Philosophy in 1984. In 1990, he completed his doctorate with the thesis "The Role of Mind in Understanding the Qur'an". In 1977, he taught mathematics at MEB Television. He started journalism in 1978 and published the first news and cartoons in national newspapers. In 1984, he started to working as a producer in Turkish Radion and Television Corporation. He prepared, presented and wrote hundreds of television programs. He received various awards for his programs in 1985, 1986 and 1994. He studied Arabic in Syria in 1987. He made researches on various dates in Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, England, Germany, France and some other European countries. He gave lectures on "Programming on Television" at Ege University Faculty of Communication between 1995-1998. He served as the chairman of the "National Union and Strategy Foundation" between 2003 and 2004. He attended national and international conferences, presented and published academic articles. He wrote 29 books in Turkish, English and Arabic, and was the editor of 3 books (2020). In 2012, he retired from TRT as a "Strategy Specialist". He is married with Ülker Nihal Manaz, and has two sons: Enis Manaz and Erdem Manaz. He is publishing articles in the field of Middle East, Terrorism, Islam and Philosophy on his website, and fool around with private video and photography.