Kurdish Diaspora in Washington Holds Rally in Solidarity with Rojava
On Saturday, January 24, 2026, the Kurdish Diaspora Center in the state of Washington organized a powerful rally in solidarity with the Kurdish people of
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Kurdistani Diaspora in Hull and Yorkshire Stands United in Solidarity with Rojava
Kurdistani Diaspora in Hull and Yorkshire Stands United in Solidarity with Rojava
From Calgary to Rojava: Solidarity, Resistance, and Hope
Saturday, January 24, 2026, the Calgary Kurdish community came out in a powerful and united demonstration in solidarity with Rojava. With strong energy and determination,
Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation Rejects Partisan Branding for Cologne Demonstrations
The Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation calls on the Kurdish diaspora to unite in peaceful, lawful demonstrations supporting Western Kurdistan, rejecting partisan dominance and confirming ongoing protests
Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation Condemns Violent Attack on Kurdish Demonstrators in Belgium
To the Belgian public and relevant institutions, The Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation (KDC) strongly condemns the violent attack that took place on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2025,
Crisis in Rojava: Threats to Regional and Global Security
Crisis in Rojava: Threats to Regional and Global Security
Davos 2026: Masrour Barzani Places Western Kurdistan on the Agenda of the Global Forum
Masrour Barzani, Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, carried out an extensive diplomatic effort during his active participation in the World Economic Forum in Davos
From Calgary to Rojava: A Call to Defend Kurdish Civilians
From Calgary to Rojava: A Call to Defend Kurdish Civilians
Public Notice: KDC Submits Statement to the United Nations
Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation urges the UN to act against atrocities targeting Kurdish communities and religious minorities in Syria. The Kurdistani Diaspora Confederation informs its
Message from the KDC on the Humanitarian Situation in Afrin
The people of Afrin are facing extremely difficult humanitarian conditions due to severe cold and the continued arrival of a large and growing number of