James Badcock
Badcock is a freelance journalist living in London.
The future for the Kurds in Turkey
[ politics | opinion - october 02 ]
Turkey has a stark choice in its dealings with its Kurdish population: the way of force or democratic principles.
Turkey, Kurds and the European Union
[ politics | opinion - september 02 ]
When is a no-fly zone not a no-fly zone? James Badcock examines the intersection of cross-border raids, napalm and international politics.
Terror and asylum: Turkish Kurds in Britain
[ politics | opinion - september 02 ]
The PKK has publicly abandoned violence, but its refugee supporters still face imprisonment in Britain.
No friends but the mountains
[ politics | opinion - august 02 ]
Not even the borders of other states serve to protect the Kurds from their enemies.
In the shadow of the dam
[ politics | opinion - august 02 ]
Lies, dam lies and Kurdish human rights.
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