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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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EUTCC comment on the European Council’s final conclusions 11 December – on Turkey
The European Council imposed limited sanctions on Turkey in relation to its resumption of oil and gas drilling in EU member states' territorial waters. In a press release from last Friday, December 11, the European leaders condemn Turkey’s provocative activities and...
“At least, Biden will not criticize the Kurds for not fighting in Normandy!” – Interview with Zagros Hiwa, by Chris Den Hond & Mireille Court
Chris Den Hond and Mireille Court managed to interview Zagros Hiwa. Zagros Hiwa is a member of the KCK, the Union of Communities of Kurdistan, of which the main Kurdish guerrilla group, the Kurdistan Workers Party PKK, is part of. Please find below the interview...
Book available at the Kurdish Institute
This book describes the engagement a progressive Iranian left movement's connection to the Kurdish struggle, both in Iranian and Iraqi Kurdistan. The movement offered both social, political and educational services. The leading cadre of this movement " the...
The Kurdish Centre of International PEN: THE ATTEMPT TO FAIL THE FREEDOM OF THOUGHT IN TURKEY
Dear Pen International Officials, The Kurds situation and the situation of the journalists and writers in Turkey have come to a level which is very dreadful. We, as Kurdish PEN, would like to inform you about the recent things and ask for your support to end this...
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
EUTCC comment on the European Council’s final conclusions 11 December – on Turkey
The European Council imposed limited sanctions on Turkey in relation to its resumption of oil and gas drilling in EU member states' territorial waters. In a press release from last Friday, December 11, the European leaders condemn Turkey’s provocative activities and...
“At least, Biden will not criticize the Kurds for not fighting in Normandy!” – Interview with Zagros Hiwa, by Chris Den Hond & Mireille Court
Chris Den Hond and Mireille Court managed to interview Zagros Hiwa. Zagros Hiwa is a member of the KCK, the Union of Communities of Kurdistan, of which the main Kurdish guerrilla group, the Kurdistan Workers Party PKK, is part of. Please find below the interview...
Book available at the Kurdish Institute
This book describes the engagement a progressive Iranian left movement's connection to the Kurdish struggle, both in Iranian and Iraqi Kurdistan. The movement offered both social, political and educational services. The leading cadre of this movement " the...
The Kurdish Centre of International PEN: THE ATTEMPT TO FAIL THE FREEDOM OF THOUGHT IN TURKEY
Dear Pen International Officials, The Kurds situation and the situation of the journalists and writers in Turkey have come to a level which is very dreadful. We, as Kurdish PEN, would like to inform you about the recent things and ask for your support to end this...
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.
