A conference titled "Turkey and the New Kurdish Reality: Challenges, Alternatives and Solutions" will be held at Uppsala University, Sweden's oldest educational institution, tomorrow, Saturday at 1pm. The conference is organized by the Stockholm Kurdish Institute with the support of ABF, one of Sweden's leading cultural institutions.

The program of the conference, which consists of two sessions, is as follows:

First part:

The Relationship Between Turkey's Democratization and the Kurdish Question

Necmettin Türk / PhD Candidate, University of Hamburg Department of Political Geography

Categorical Isolation and İmralı Island Regime

Cüneyt Caniş / Human Rights Lawyer

Party Closure Policies of the Turkish State as a Strategic Tradition

Eda Düzgün / Dem Party Europe co-Spokesperson

Ecological Crimea in Kurdistan

Pınar Dinç / Lecturer at Lund University

Second part:

Source of Jin Jiyan Azadi Manifesto

Lena Wilderbach / European Jineology Center Member

Criminalization of the Kurdish Diaspora and the Swedish NATO Process

Miran Kakaee / Immigration Lawyer

Similarities Between Kurdistan and Palestine and Turkey's Insight in the Region

Barzoo Elliasi / Associate Professor of Sociology at Linnaeus University

Address: Uppsala University SAL IV Conference Hall, Biskopsgatan 3, 753 10, Uppsala