Seven individuals, including four children, were abducted in the 1990s in Kerboran, Kurdistan, by paramilitary forces allegedly backed by the Turkish state.
Synopsis
Seven individuals, including four children, were abducted in the 1990s in Kerboran, Kurdistan, by paramilitary forces allegedly backed by the Turkish state.
Synopsis
Kerboran (Dargeçit) in Kurdistan became a focal point of tragedy in the 1990s when paramilitary forces, including Jitem and Hizbul-Kontra, abducted seven people, among them four children. Families of the victims sought answers, facing the grim possibility that many bodies were disposed of in acid-filled wells or dropped from helicopters. Despite evidence suggesting state involvement, Turkish authorities continue to deny any wrongdoing, insisting, "We didn’t do it." The documentary details the families' search for truth amidst these allegations.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow families searching for truth in Kerboran.
- See the impact of state denial on victims' families.
- Find out about the role of paramilitary forces in these events.
Did You Know
- Seven individuals were abducted in Kerboran in the 1990s.
- Four of the abducted individuals were children.
- Families believe many bodies were disposed of in acid-filled wells.
- Authorities continue to deny involvement despite substantial evidence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happened in Kerboran in the 1990s?
In the 1990s, seven individuals, including four children, were abducted by paramilitary forces in Kerboran, Kurdistan.
Who were the paramilitary forces involved in the abductions?
The abductions were carried out by paramilitary forces such as Jitem and Hizbul-Kontra, allegedly with support from the Turkish state.
What did families of the victims discover about the bodies?
Families found evidence that many bodies were disposed of in acid-filled wells or dropped from helicopters.
What are people saying?
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