Khabat
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The Revolutionary Khabat Organization of the Iranian Kurdistan, usually called Khabat (Kurdish for "struggle") is a Kurdish nationalist opposition group in Iran which seeks autonomy for Iranian Kurdistan.
[edit] History
After Iranian Revolution many political organizations with different beliefs appeared in Iran and Iranian Kurdistan. In those conditions a group of Kurdish religious men formed a political organization on the bases of Islamic and Kurdish nationalistic ideas.
On August 27th 1980,it was decided to establish (Organization of the Nationalistic and Islamic Khabat of the Iranian Kurdistan).
[edit] Organization
Organization Khabats’ goal for Iranian Kurdistan is Self-determination and a secular democratic system in Iran. Organization Khabat is active for:
- Emancipation of women in society without any discrimination
- Freedom for every religion and ideologies
- Freedom of speech and mass media
- Kurdish language should be allowed at school, university and in public and administration as a first language
- Integration of all Kurdish Territory in Iranian Kurdistan
- Governors should be elected by Kurdish people and represent interest of Kurdish Nation
- The right of the peoples of Kurdistan to self-government
- Religion should not be implemented for discrimination of people
- Democratic education system
- Modern infrastructure
- Free financial system
- Protection of poor people financially and socially
- Motivate sociality for modernization of cultural attitude
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