Following the Barzan genocide in 1983, no one knew what happened to the thousands men who were executed. Dr. Mohammed Ihsan began his work on recovering their bodies over thiry years ago and to this day remains an advocate and scholar in the field of human rights in Kurdistan, Iraq and on the global stage.

<p>Following the Barzan genocide in 1983, no one knew what happened to the thousands men who were executed. Dr. Mohammed Ihsan began his work on recovering their bodies over thiry years ago and to this day remains an advocate and scholar in the field of human rights in Kurdistan, Iraq and on the global stage.</p>

Inside Kurdistan brings insight to cultural and political developments in the Autonomous Kurdistan Region of Iraq for an international audience. We focus on a broad range of topics related to Kurdish culture, bringing context and coverage through interviews with experts and first-hand accounts to help provide a responsible perspective on what's happening in the region, Iraq and the Middle East as a whole.

<p>Inside Kurdistan brings insight to cultural and political developments in the Autonomous Kurdistan Region of Iraq for an international audience. We focus on a broad range of topics related to Kurdish culture, bringing context and coverage through interviews with experts and first-hand accounts to help provide a responsible perspective on what's happening in the region, Iraq and the Middle East as a whole.</p>

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