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Who are the Kurds?
The Kurds are one of the largest stateless nations in the world. They possess a diverse and rich culture which they wish to express fully, a desire all people deserve. However, this human right to experience is not given to all.
The story of the Kurds and their neighbors in the Middle East, Eurasia and the Caucasus creates empathy and deep understanding. How they experience the heart of their culture.
Without a Nation.
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Declaration INGOs – Council of Europe on Turkish invasion of Northeast-Syria
The Kurdish Institute is very pleased with a recent firm statement on the Turkish invasion of Rojava. It concerns a declaration produced by representatives of INGOs having a participatory status within the Council of Europe. This declaration was prepared and presented...
Risking Turkey’s ire, Iraqi Kurds back Syrian brethren (Amberin Zaman)
This article was written by Amberin Zaman and first published on November 4 on Al-Monitor. An oft-cited reason for why the Kurds do not have their own state is the unremitting disunity among themselves. But Turkey’s Oct. 9 assault against a US-backed Kurdish militia...
Kurdish Institute was invited by the World Solidarity Forum for a conference on human rights
Our president Derwich Ferho was invited as speaker by the World Solidarity Forum for a Conference on October 30th 2019. The main focus for this conference was on Human Rights, Independence and Self-determination which are of course strategic objectives and daily...
Amnesty International publishes a report accusing Turkey of war crimes in the north of Syria
The report here beneath from Amnesty International - dated from 18 October - is devastating. Turkish troops and Syrian Jihadist militias - supported by Turkey - commit gross war crimes against the civilian population of Northern Syria. Amnesty International (AI)...
Who are we?
The Kurdish Institute is a recognized movement that sensitizes on human and peoples rights in the Middle East, Eurasia and the Caucasus.
We want to inspire and engage people to work for this mission.
In Flanders and Brussels, the Kurdish Institute strives to ensure that ethnic-cultural minorities receive basic rights, equal opportunities and participation in our super-diverse society.
Who are the Kurds?
The Kurds are one of the largest stateless nations in the world. They possess a diverse and rich culture which they wish to express fully, a desire all people deserve. However, this human right to experience is not given to all.
The story of the Kurds and their neighbors in the Middle East, Eurasia and the Caucasus creates empathy and deep understanding. How they experience the heart of their culture.
Without a Nation.
Stay Informed
Declaration INGOs – Council of Europe on Turkish invasion of Northeast-Syria
The Kurdish Institute is very pleased with a recent firm statement on the Turkish invasion of Rojava. It concerns a declaration produced by representatives of INGOs having a participatory status within the Council of Europe. This declaration was prepared and presented...
Risking Turkey’s ire, Iraqi Kurds back Syrian brethren (Amberin Zaman)
This article was written by Amberin Zaman and first published on November 4 on Al-Monitor. An oft-cited reason for why the Kurds do not have their own state is the unremitting disunity among themselves. But Turkey’s Oct. 9 assault against a US-backed Kurdish militia...
Kurdish Institute was invited by the World Solidarity Forum for a conference on human rights
Our president Derwich Ferho was invited as speaker by the World Solidarity Forum for a Conference on October 30th 2019. The main focus for this conference was on Human Rights, Independence and Self-determination which are of course strategic objectives and daily...
Amnesty International publishes a report accusing Turkey of war crimes in the north of Syria
The report here beneath from Amnesty International - dated from 18 October - is devastating. Turkish troops and Syrian Jihadist militias - supported by Turkey - commit gross war crimes against the civilian population of Northern Syria. Amnesty International (AI)...
Who are we?
The Kurdish Institute is a recognized movement that sensitizes on human and peoples rights in the Middle East, Eurasia and the Caucasus.
We want to inspire and engage people to work for this mission.
In Flanders and Brussels, the Kurdish Institute strives to ensure that ethnic-cultural minorities receive basic rights, equal opportunities and participation in our super-diverse society.
