Australian Kurds celebrate after referendum result

Kurds celebrate after the announcement of the results of the independence referendum in Erbil

Kurds celebrate after the announcement of the results of the independence referendum in Erbil Source: AAP

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Australian Kurds have united in support of the referendum vote for an independent Kurdistan. But many now fear for the safety of their family and friends overseas, after the Iraqi government threatened military action.

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