Kurdish diaspora

The Kurdish diaspora refers to the global communities of Kurds—an ethnic group primarily from regions in Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran—who have migrated or been displaced from their homelands. Due to conflict, political repression, and economic challenges, many Kurds have settled in countries like Europe, North America, and Australia, forming vibrant diaspora communities. These groups maintain cultural traditions, language, and political activism, advocating for Kurdish rights and identity while adapting to their new environments. The diaspora plays a significant role in shaping Kurdish global presence and influencing political developments related to their homeland.