An open letter on the fourth anniversary of the occupation of Afrin

A letter from civil rights and media organizations to the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights regarding its position on Turkey's crimes in Syria

Mrs. Marija Pejčivonić Burić, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Mr. Robert Ragnar Spano, President of the European Court of Human Rights, Ladies and Gentlemen, Representatives of the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights, Since the start of the Turkish military operations in the Kurdish-specific areas in northern Syria, the region has turned into a hotbed of all forms of human rights violations. After Turkey occupied those areas and tightened its control over them, it, along with its affiliated factions (the Syrian National Army, which is linked as a military body to the Syrian Coalition for Revolutionary and Opposition Forces), prevented displaced civilians from returning to their homes and practiced theft, looting, plundering, armed robbery, confiscating and burning property and crops, burning forests, forcibly kidnapping civilians and arbitrarily arresting them. It also practiced killing, torture, looting, destroying and stealing antiquities, as well as destroying and assaulting religious shrines, cemeteries and cultural symbols. It also suppressed freedoms, and worst of all, it embarked on practices of forcibly changing the demographic composition of the region in order to erase its Kurdish specificity and character. It has committed many other violations and crimes, most of which amount to war crimes, crimes against humanity, ethnic cleansing, and genocide. All or some of this is proven and confirmed by reports from governmental and non-governmental organizations such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the reports of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria.

A message to Mr. Tedros Ohanom, Director General of the World Health Organization { WHO }

30 civil organizations condemn Türkiye and demand that it stop the violations and end its occupation of the Syrian territories

The thirteenth session of the Forum on Minority Issues in Geneva

Statement (Forming Peace Together)

A statement of denunciation and denunciation of the visit made by the President of the European Court of Human Rights to Turkey

The death of lawyer Ebru Timtik in Turkish prisons

Statement of condemnation and denunciation of the arrest of lawyer Luqman Hanan

A statement to public opinion in support of the culture of dialogue and rejection of hate speech

A statement to the public opinion in support of the culture of dialogue and rejecting the speech of June 10, 2020. We, representatives of civil society institutions, were surprised by the statement issued on June 7, 2020, by a group of representatives of institutions and individuals who reject the steps of Kurdish-Kurdish rapprochement. We affirm our steadfast humanitarian and moral position in support of all paths of dialogue and negotiation, in line with the Geneva process and Security Council Resolutions 2118 and 2254 in particular, and all UN resolutions issued regarding the resolution of the Syrian crisis. We affirm our support for any rapprochement or understanding between all Syrian national frameworks, or any transformation that adopts the language of dialogue as an alternative to the language of arms, leading to a comprehensive, sustainable, and appropriate political solution that repairs the effects of the long war, consolidates civil peace, and strengthens the bonds of coexistence. A solution that guarantees the dignity, rights, and freedoms of all components of Syrian society, without exception or exclusion. We also view this Kurdish-Kurdish dialogue positively, as a necessary and urgent contribution to the path of national dialogues leading to comprehensive solutions that satisfy all Syrians. Those who drafted this statement have tried to undermine national unity by spreading hostile rhetoric that incites hatred among the people of one country, prolonging the devastating war and further tearing apart the Syrian fabric, through the scarecrow of partition, which has become the most vulgar term for anyone who dares to market their dubious projects.

A call for placing Afrin under international protection

An appeal for intervention to stop arbitrary trials against more than 90 Syrian detainees in Turkish prisons

A common human rights appeal

To reveal the fate of the detainees, the kidnapped and the forcibly hidden in the areas of the Democratic Autonomous Administration in Syria

Eleven Syrian parties and non-governmental organizations submit a letter to the UN envoy for Syria regarding the Constitutional Committee

A report on the activity of the Likolin Center within the activities of the 12th Minorities Forum in Geneva

The Kurds and the constitution..... an appeal

An initiative calling for a fair representation of the Kurds in the Syrian Constitutional Committee

Lycullin meets with the International Commission of Inquiry on Syria in Geneva and hands her the third documentary report

Licullin sheds light through a report by Kurdistan 24 on the situation in Afrin through the microscope of law.

The report is in the link below

Lycullin sheds light on a circular issued by the local council in Afrin

Lycoline issues a statement regarding the kidnapping of lawyer Muhammad Bilal

Kurdish civil and human rights organizations receive a memorandum and a documentation file on the violations and crimes of the Turkish occupation in Afrin

Leculen and a number of human rights organizations submit a letter to the French regarding the situation in Afrin

A message regarding the Turkish threats to invade the areas east of the Euphrates

A new memorandum regarding Afrin

A message to the United States of America regarding Afrin

The content of the memorandum submitted by Lycullin to several international organizations and bodies in Geneva.

Date 6/8/2019

The content of the vigil message in front of the United Nations representative in Bonn regarding Afrin

Date 9/21/2018

Message to de Mistura

Lycullin holds important meetings and conferences in Geneva regarding the situation in Syria in general and Afrin in particular

Lycullin sends a letter to Amnesty International regarding the situation in Afrin

Statement by Licullin and several human rights organizations regarding the arrest of journalist Omar Kalo

A memorandum regarding the situation in Afrin addressed to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

Lycullin sends a memorandum to the United Nations regarding the situation in Afrin

A memorandum to the United Nations regarding the olive branch campaign.

Statement by Lycullin and several human rights organizations regarding a book by the governor of Al-Hasakah

Recommendations on Afrin submitted to the Fourth Brussels Conference on Supporting the Future of Syria and the Region