Who are the Ezîdîs ? – One of the oldest ethno-religious communities in the world
The Ezîdî community is a Kurdish-speaking ethno-religious group that originated in Mesopotamia. They are known to follow an ancient religion : the Êzdiyatî or Ezidism, and to have suffered more than 70 genocides and massacres in the course of their history.
10 years after the Ezîdî genocide: what happened in 2014?
In August 2024, we commemorated the Şengal massacre. The invasion and atrocities of that day marked the beginning of a brutal genocidal campaign by ISIS, with the complicity of the KDP and the Turkish state, against the indigenous Ezîdî population in South Kurdistan, Northern Iraq. This latest genocide is marked as the 74th against the Ezîdî people in history.
The Peace Mothers – about the resistance in the prisons and the hunger strike
A report from the international delegation to Bakûr, Northern Kurdistan
Fascist attacks against Kurds in Belgium – and who benefits from it
On 24th of March, Turkish Fascists attacked Kurdish people in Belgium
Turkey: The unnoticed aggressor in Southern Kurdistan
In the shadow of the air strikes conducted by the Iranian regime, Turkey launched several attacks on Southern Kurdistan.
