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,Homeland Conditions: “Speaking Kurdish Was Equal to a Crime”,g regimes that denied Kurdish-Yezidi cultural identities. Although the refugee narratives pertain to the individual experience, they embody the collective experiences of the Kurdish-Yezidi population, which have endured repression, persecution, and displacement due to their distinct ethnic and religious characteristics.

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,Asylum Processes and Challenges: “We Neither Die nor Live but Receive Some Breath”,nity cohesion. The narratives of the refugees include details about their experiences living in refugee camps in north and west European states or, in the absence of such refugee camps, experiencing homelessness, which they associate with abandonment, exploitation, humiliation, and permanent temporality.

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,Toward Integration: “We Cannot Achieve Integration Without Struggle”, structural formalities that refugees come across. This chapter focuses on the refugees’ struggle to overcome these challenges by adapting coping strategies alongside pre-existing diaspora organizations. The chapter also addresses intra-community obstacles and conflicts.

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Introduction,ine their realities and representation. This chapter addresses certain issues that underlie the production of refugees and offers explanations for why the Kurdish-Yezidi populations leave their home countries, what these individuals experience during their escape at the hands of smugglers and border

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