📜 This is the Treaty of Sèvres (1920). After WWI, the international community officially recognized the right of the Kurdish people to an independent state. For over a century, this document has stood as a witness to a promise made and a promise brutally broken. ⚖️ Article 62: It mandated a commission to draft a plan for local autonomy for the predominantly Kurdish areas east of the Euphrates. The world acknowledged that Kurdistan was a distinct entity with its own borders and people. 🗳️ Article 64: The Right to Independence. It explicitly stated that if the Kurdish people demonstrated a desire for independence and were capable of it, Turkey must renounce all rights and title over these areas. The League of Nations was meant to be the guarantor of Kurdish freedom. Only 3 years later, in the Treaty of Lausanne (1923), the world’s powers chose oil and geopolitical interests over justice. They ignored Sèvres, divided Kurdistan into four parts, and left the Kurds to face decades of genocide, oppression, and erasure. Today, the Kurdish struggle for a state is not a "new" demand it is a struggle to reclaim a right that was legally granted 106 years ago. The world owes Kurdistan the justice it was promised in 1920. ☀️

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Kurdistan

The beauty of Kurdish buildings

”If my mother tongue shakes the foundations of your state, it means you built your state on my land." — Musa Anter

From the Memoirs of the Kurdish Mount Ararat Uprising (1927–1930) When the Turkish government failed to suppress the uprising militarily, they sent a parliamentary and military delegation to negotiate with the Kurdish commander. They first offered him full amnesty and the restoration of his rights. When he refused, they offered him a high-ranking position abroad in exchange for abandoning the struggle. His historic and decisive response was: "My goal is the freedom of my nation. As long as this is not achieved, we will not turn back from our path." Left: Original Right: Translated

The most popular Kurdish names ranked from most common to least common: Male Kurdish Names 1. Azad 2. Diyar 3. Aras 4. Alan 5. Sherwan 6. Reber 7. Sherzad 8. Dilovan 9. Kawa 10. Hawar Female Kurdish Names 1. Suzan 2. Berivan 3. Rojin 4. Ronahi 5. Roza 6. Niyan 7. Cinda 8. Renda 9. Soz 10. Stran Is your name on this list?

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A guy named Enver Pasha 🇹🇷 lecturing people about massacres and dirty history. The irony is absolutely insane 💀😭

An American historian mockingly highlights the biggest nightmare for fanatical Turkish nationalists taking a DNA test. The results will inevitably shatter their illusions of ethnic purity, revealing Greek, Kurdish, and Armenian origins from the surrounding region.

The beautiful snowy mountains of Colemêrg.

A Kurdish village in Çewlîg, Kurdistan

The true king of the mountains. Majestic wildlife in Kurdistan

Captain F.R. Maunsell's map of Kurdistan, published in The Geographical Journal (1894), recording the region's late 19th-century boundaries and river systems.

Trump next day: "Iran won because the Kurds took all the weapons for themselves and didn't help. I'll remember that Kurds.”

Just a peaceful day in the mountains of Kurdistan.

The powerful roar of water in Amed, Kurdistan.

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