Kurdish Centre for Human Rights
Centre Kurde des Droits de l’Homme
Jan. 2 2023 — Supporters of Kurdish international solidarity have come together to release KurdDAO, a non-profit fundraising DAO in coordination with the Kurdish Centre for Human Rights, initially backing…
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Human Rights Council Forty-sixth session 22 February–19 March 2021 Agenda item 4 Human rights situations that require the Council’s attention A/HRC/46/NGO/74 Written statement* submitted by Partners For Transparency, a non-governmental…
Lawyers from Manbij city explained that the Tel Rifaat massacre is a war crime against humanity in accordance with the international law, which considers targeting civilians a war crime, demanding…
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The Justice for Roboski Initiative stated that families have been punished instead of murderers for 109 months, saying; “The struggle for justice is a duty for all of us.” The…
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The Violations Documentation Center in Northern Syria has documented more than a hundred Turkish attacks during the last 50 days on northern and eastern Syria, resulted in the killing 5…
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Nine years have passed since the Roboski Massacre, and there is no single trial held regarding the true perpetrators of the massacre. The mothers who lost their children in Roboski…
Human Rights Organization- Afrin- Syria, has indicated that Turkish Occupation Army and backed mercenaries proceed with their crimes against civilians in Afrin, while the official spokesperson for the organization revealed a series of crimes committed by the Turkish Occupation Forces in a single month.
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The Iraqi government, the Turkish occupation, and the Kurdistan Democratic Party did not like the people of Şengal to organize themselves after the genocide crimes committed against them following ISIS’ attacks in August 2014, and they began planning again to control this strategic area on the Syrian-Iraqi border.
