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NAZHAD OSMAN SAED – Activist The equation has been settled that Erbil has always been a…
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NAZHAD OSMAN SAED – Activist The equation has been settled that Erbil has always been a peaceful city of coexistence for welcomed guests such as singers, foreign artists, dancers, Baathists, and PDK allies. In contrast, it has been a dangerous place for those who intended to express dissent against the injustice imposed on them. There is […]
On April 22, 2025, the DAKOK organization held a major strategic meeting in Birmingham, uniting trustees, council members, and community representatives to share updates and lay the foundation for a renewed vision of the organization’s future. The meeting began with the official announcement of DAKOK’s new website, www.dakok.org.uk, which offers a range of new features […]
The Dakok Organization is calling upon the Kurdish community and human rights advocates across the United Kingdom to join peaceful, coordinated Commemoration on May 5, 2025, in a powerful act of remembrance and resistance. These gatherings will both commemorate the life and legacy of slain journalist Sardasht Osman and raise awareness about ongoing human rights […]
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NAZHAD OSMAN SAED – Activist The equation has been settled that Erbil has always been a peaceful city of coexistence for welcomed guests such as singers, foreign artists, dancers, Baathists, and…
On April 22, 2025, the DAKOK organization held a major strategic meeting in Birmingham, uniting trustees, council members, and community representatives to share updates and lay the foundation for a…
The Dakok Organization is calling upon the Kurdish community and human rights advocates across the United Kingdom to join peaceful, coordinated Commemoration on May 5, 2025, in a powerful act…
Rebwar Fattah – activists In the wake of the events of July 8, 2024, Bafel Talabani made a notable public statement:“Give me one year, and then you may judge me.”…
Shakib Shahab Mamand – Activist It is important for the development of justice and not to monopolize the government and power under the authority of a person, a group or…
Prayers and Meetings of a City Leader to Cover the Reality of Citizens’ Lives.
NAZHAD OSMAN SAED – Activist The equation has been settled that Erbil has always been a peaceful city of coexistence for welcomed guests such as singers, foreign artists, dancers, Baathists, and PDK allies. In contrast, it has been a dangerous place for those who intended to express dissent against the injustice imposed on them. There is […]
DAKOK Hosts Key Strategic Meeting in Birmingham
On April 22, 2025, the DAKOK organization held a major strategic meeting in Birmingham, uniting trustees, council members, and community representatives to share updates and lay the foundation for a renewed vision of the organization’s future. The meeting began with the official announcement of DAKOK’s new website, www.dakok.org.uk, which offers a range of new features […]
Raising Awareness in Memory of Sardasht Osman: Dakok Rallies UK Cities Against Human Rights Violations
The Dakok Organization is calling upon the Kurdish community and human rights advocates across the United Kingdom to join peaceful, coordinated Commemoration on May 5, 2025, in a powerful act of remembrance and resistance. These gatherings will both commemorate the life and legacy of slain journalist Sardasht Osman and raise awareness about ongoing human rights […]
A Year of Silence: Holding Bafel Talabani Accountable
Rebwar Fattah – activists In the wake of the events of July 8, 2024, Bafel Talabani made a notable public statement:“Give me one year, and then you may judge me.” This declaration was seen by many as a pledge for reform, transparency, and leadership accountability. One year later, however, that promise appears unfulfilled, and the […]
The Real Opposition and The Fake Opposition.
Shakib Shahab Mamand – Activist It is important for the development of justice and not to monopolize the government and power under the authority of a person, a group or a family. What seems to be the real opposition in Kurdistan Region of Iraq until now is not at all because the existence of the real […]
The Badhinan Prisoners: A Stark Violation of Human Rights and the Rule of Law in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Sherwan Hassan – Activists In 2020, a group of journalists, civil society activists, and members of the intellectual community from the Badhinan area in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq were arrested in what has since been widely criticized by international human rights organizations. These individuals, now commonly referred to as the “Badhinan Prisoners,” were detained under […]
Kurdish Literature Takes Center Stage as Dakok Hosts First UK Book Fair
Manchester, United Kingdom – April 16, 2025 Today, Wednesday, April 16, 2025, the Dakok Support Center, in partnership with the Mawlawi Cultural Centre, hosted the first-ever Kurdish Book Fair in the United Kingdom, held in Manchester. This groundbreaking event marked a significant milestone in promoting Kurdish language, literature, and cultural identity within the diaspora. Dedicated […]
Dakok’s Visit to Ty Enfys Residential Home in Cardiff
On 11/04/2025 , As part of its ongoing humanitarian and cultural activities, the Dakok Organization for Rights and Freedom conducted a meaningful visit to Ty Enfys Residential Home in the city of Cardiff. This initiative was carried out within the framework of Dakok’s core mission, which is deeply rooted in fostering cross-cultural understanding and promoting […]
Dakok Leads Cultural Initiative with the First Kurdish Book Fair in the United Kingdom
Honoring the Legacy of Journalist Wrya Hamekareem In a significant cultural milestone, the Dakok Support Center, in collaboration with the Mawlawi Cultural Centre, is proud to host the First Kurdish Book Fair in the United Kingdom, taking place in Manchester. This inaugural event is dedicated to the memory of the esteemed Kurdish journalist Wrya Hamekareem, […]
“DAKOK Commemorates the 22nd Anniversary of Saddam Hussein’s Regime Collapse: A Day Once of Hope, Now Marked by Human Rights Violations”
On April 9, 2003, the world witnessed the toppling of Saddam Hussein’s statue in Baghdad’s Firdos Square, symbolizing the conclusion of a brutal dictatorship that had terrorized Iraqis for decades. This event represented a pivotal moment in Iraqi history, particularly for the Kurdish population who had endured significant suffering under the Ba’athist regime, including the […]