Early one morning in the old Caesar of Erbil, three men who did not know each other were drinking tea talking about the Iraqi government of the Ba'ath regime, how they tortured the Kurds. Hey also talked about the Kurds being free and you can achieve everything because they have a Kurdish government, and they are free to express their opinions.
A woman uses her children as a commodity to earn money on the streets of Ranya. She wants to earn money and doesn't care if her child gets sick. The child's life is in grave danger, and he has no future.
This shop is located in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan She sells Kurdish coats, and also shows many types of caps. There are many types of Kurdish coats with different sewing styles Kurdish clothes show Kurdish culture.
Wearing a mask to protect against the coronavirus, This shop is located in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, sell people's daily necessities also sell some religious items such as tambourines used by monks or Sufis to sing religious hymns.
Three friends from Iraqi Kurdistan are sitting together talking in the village of Samaquli in Erbil. Mr. Abdullah, the owner of the shop on the left, sells Kurdish fruits and vegetables, some of which are made into pomegranate vinegar Also Grapes and with Kudushami. Garlic Chickpea Also sells Kurdish beans.
These friends sitting together are playing in the teahouse in the city of Ranya the man wearing the white shirt named Mohammad was taken prisoner during the Iran-Iraq war and imprisoned for seven years. In Iran, he lived a miserable life in prison because he was tortured and given one meal a day He was diagnosed with cancer in prison and died in2021.
A man from Iraqi Kurdistan in the village of Gulan in the city of Ranya cuts wood for his stove to make Kurdish bread and cookies This is part of Kurdish culture
Mam Haji, a native of Iraqi Kurdistan, is feeding and watering his horse on his farm in Gulan village of Ranya city. Now he is preparing it for the morning to take it to the mountains to fetch wood.
An unemployed youth on the streets of Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region.
A young Iraqi Kurdistan boy from Chwarqurna dropped out of school to earn money for his parents. His job is to paint shoes.
An elderly man from Iraqi Kurdistan lives in the village of Daraban. He was a Peshmerga in the Kurdistan mountains and has always liked a Kalashnikov. Continue the Kurdish revolution against the enemies of Kurdistan.
A religious man from Iraqi Kurdistan lives in Ranya. Every day he visits a friend who sells Kurdish men's clothes called (Buzu) clothes. The most famous men's clothes, this friend sells Kurdish cigarette tobacco with honey.