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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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A dear friend of the Kurdish Institute passed away – Hundakirina Dîplomatekî Kurdistanî: Ahmed Bamernî
Pleased find here beneath some words from our president Derwich M. Ferho due to the lost of our dear friend Ahmed Bamernî. A highly-ranked diplomat. Derwêş M. Ferho, Bruksel, 25.08.2020 Êvara înê dostêkî qedirbilind, Bextiyar Emîn, bi telefonê koça dostekî hevpar...
Interview with Kino Gabriel, spokesman of the Syrian Democratic Forces
"There is an increase of negative propaganda against the Syrian Democratic Forces" That is one of the observations made by Kino Gabriel in the interview published below. Kino Gabriel is leading spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Further in this...
Interview with lawyer Jan Fermon on PKK vs. Turkey in Belgian Courts
A Brief Introduction From the Perspective of an International Law Attorney (Author's name withheld) In January of this year (2020), the Belgian legal system cleared 40 individuals and their respective organizations with ties to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), of...
PETITION – GIVE THE KURDS AN IDENTITY AND VOICE @ THE UNITED NATIONS
In the United Kingdom, a petition has been launched to recognize the Kurds as “people” at the United Nations. With an estimated 35 to 45 million people, the Kurds are one of the larger peoples in the world without an own state. It is high time to grant the Kurds an...
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
A dear friend of the Kurdish Institute passed away – Hundakirina Dîplomatekî Kurdistanî: Ahmed Bamernî
Pleased find here beneath some words from our president Derwich M. Ferho due to the lost of our dear friend Ahmed Bamernî. A highly-ranked diplomat. Derwêş M. Ferho, Bruksel, 25.08.2020 Êvara înê dostêkî qedirbilind, Bextiyar Emîn, bi telefonê koça dostekî hevpar...
Interview with Kino Gabriel, spokesman of the Syrian Democratic Forces
"There is an increase of negative propaganda against the Syrian Democratic Forces" That is one of the observations made by Kino Gabriel in the interview published below. Kino Gabriel is leading spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Further in this...
Interview with lawyer Jan Fermon on PKK vs. Turkey in Belgian Courts
A Brief Introduction From the Perspective of an International Law Attorney (Author's name withheld) In January of this year (2020), the Belgian legal system cleared 40 individuals and their respective organizations with ties to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), of...
PETITION – GIVE THE KURDS AN IDENTITY AND VOICE @ THE UNITED NATIONS
In the United Kingdom, a petition has been launched to recognize the Kurds as “people” at the United Nations. With an estimated 35 to 45 million people, the Kurds are one of the larger peoples in the world without an own state. It is high time to grant the Kurds an...
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.
