Communist Party of Kurdistan (Turkey)

Not to be confused with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, the Communist Party of Kurdistan – Iraq or the Worker-communist Party of Kurdistan.
Communist Party of Kurdistan
Partiya Komunistê Kurdistan
AbbreviationKKP
LeaderMehmet Baran
Founded1982 (1982)
Split fromTKEP
IdeologyCommunism
Kurdish self-determination
Party flag
Website
http://partiyakomunistekurdistan.org

The Communist Party of Kurdistan (Kurdish: Partiya Komunistê Kurdistan; Turkish: Kürdistan Komünist Partisi; abbreviated KKP) is a banned political party in Turkey, founded in 1982 as the Kurdish branch of the Communist Labour Party of Turkey (TKEP).[1] Between 1980 and 1982, the TKEP had a Kurdistan Autonomous Organization (Kürdistan Özerk Örgütü; KÖÖ). In 1990, the KKP became an independent party. The KKP is led by Mehmet Baran.

According to its party program, the KKP's goal is to establish a socialist People's Republic of Kurdistan.[2] KKP members such as Sinan Çiftyürek have been among the founders of the Freedom and Socialism Party founded in 2011.

The main publication of the KKP is Dengê Kurdistan. The KKP also has a committee in Germany.

References

  1. ^ "La problemática del puebo kurdo". www.uv.es.
  2. ^ "denge Kurdistan". www.dengekurdistan.com.
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