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Kurdish Human Rights Project: This is the legacy website of the Kurdish Human Rights Project, containing reports and news pertaining to human rights issues in the Kurdish Regions for 20 years.
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1 KHRP greatly concerned at the arrest of Ragip Zarakolu
2 KHRP publishes the manual ‘Taking Cases to the European Court of Human Rights’
3 Syria Comes Up Short - Again – At The UPR
4 KHRP Guest Speaker at European Parliament
5 KHRP Collects Prestigious Gruber Prize for Justice.
6 KHRP condemns Turkish bombardment of Northern Iraq
7 KHRP publishes briefing paper entitled 'Turkey and EU Accession: Key Human Rights Concerns'
8 KHRP concerned by ongoing unrest in Syria, reports of intimidation and torture
9 KHRP Publishes Briefing Paper on Mother-Tongue Education in the Kurdish Regions
10 KHRP Wins Prestigious Gruber Prize for Justice.
11 KHRP releases policy paper on the Kurdish Diaspora as part of the Diaspora Dialogues for Development and Peace Project
12 Tonight KHRP participates in discussion panel as part of Refugee Week
13 KHRP to participate in a discussion panel at Migrant Rights Network screening of 'Son of Babylon' as part of Refugee Week
14 KHRP Welcomes Concluding Observations of the Committee on the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights about Turkey’s Country Report
15 KHRP concerned over further arrests in Syria
16 KHRP attending the 46th session of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
17 KHRP disappointed by ongoing violent repression in Syria.
18 KHRP Welcomes Reforms, Hopes a Sign of ‘Real Change’ to come
19 KHRP Highlights The Ongoing Unrest in Syria
20 Turkey’s Village Guard System – Still in Place, Still an Obstacle
 
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