PKK Co-Founder, Two Other Kurds, Shot Dead in Paris

No doubt an execution authorities say

Reason Staff | 1.10.2013 7:40 AM

Three Kurdish women activists - including a co-founder of the militant separatist PKK - have been found dead with gunshot wounds in a Kurdish information centre in Paris.

The bodies of Sakine Cansiz and two others were found on Thursday.

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PKK Co-Founder, Two Other Kurds, Shot Dead in Paris

No doubt an execution authorities say

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