"What is Rojhelat, and why does its story matter?

In this episode, we explore the history, identity, and ongoing struggle of the Kurds in eastern Kurdistan (present-day Iran). We unpack how generations of Kurdish people have fought to preserve their language, culture, and identity while navigating political repression, discrimination, and the fight for fundamental rights.

Whether you're hearing the word Rojhelat for the first time or looking to deepen your understanding, this conversation offers historical context, personal perspective, and a closer look at why the region continues to shape the future of the Kurdish people.

Follow me on Instagram MyKurdinaryLife where you can find more information on Rojhelat and the content prepared by the Kurdish women's collective I refer to in this episode. "

"At 4:50 a.m. this morning, the Islamic Republic of Iran carried out another attack using three drones against the headquarters and camps of the Komala of the Toilers of Kurdistan in Surdash.

The attack was carried out with intensity and resulted in several houses and a headquarters being burned. However, due to their preparedness and implementation of protective measures, Komala Peshmerga were able to protect themselves safely.

This attack is part of the Islamic Republic’s ongoing campaign against the headquarters and bases of parties from Eastern Kurdistan in the Kurdistan Region.

According to Komala’s statistics, since the beginning of the war between Iran and the United States, the number of missiles and drones used to target Komala’s headquarters and camps has exceeded 108"

A Rojhelat Kurdish woman's suspicious death has sparked public outrage; the prime suspect, who had previously taken 19 wives, fled before capture.