Kurdistan and The Kurds A Divided Homeland and a Nation without ...

equality. The use of this right of self-determination
must be on free terms and for the sake of gaining freedom.
• The flag of Kurdistan: Red on the top, then white, and
then green, and on the white strip there is a shining sun
in yellow. This is the flag that was presented by General
Sharif Pasha with his memorandum about the
independence of Kurdistan for the peace conference of
1919 in Paris after the World War One as a result of
which there was a decision about the future of Kurdistan
in the treaty of Sevres.
• The national anthem of Kurdistan: is the same as the
national anthem for the Kurdistan Republic of 1946.
• Blood, property and honour of the people of Kurdistan:
are sacred and protected matters which can not be wasted
under any circumstances.
• Thoughts, believes, religion and individual liberties:
should not be harmed in any way and should be subjects
of respect.
• The national security of the Kurdish people: should
have the first priority in all aspects and also in the
relations of the Kurdistan parties among themselves,
and especially their international relations with the states
that occupy and share Kurdistan.
• The Kurdistan National Congress has to create necessary
laws to protect the rights and duties in all aspects (the
law of parties, organisations and professional unions,
as well as regional, tribal and religious organisations
...etc.) in order not to give any chance to any one to
blow away or impede the march of the liberation of
Kurdistan.
• Working towards forming a nucleus for united
informational, political, economical and military forces
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