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The minority kurd in France a recent immigration for an ethnic group in distress .

The minority kurd in France a recent immigration for an ethnic group in distress. Presentation. Origin : Indo-European (6000-5400 B.C.) Number : 25-37 million Place: Turkey > Iran > Iraq > Syria (but also Armenia, Lebanon…)

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The minority kurd in France a recent immigration for an ethnic group in distress .

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  1. The minoritykurd in France a recent immigration for an ethnicgroup in distress.

  2. Presentation • Origin: Indo-European (6000-5400 B.C.) • Number: 25-37 million • Place: Turkey > Iran > Iraq > Syria(but also Armenia, Lebanon…) • Language: kurd, indo-european(closertothe Iranian) • Religion: Islam • No Kurd country, no nationality, no passeport emigrationincreases

  3. Kurdistan’s flag and map

  4. 2. Kurds in France • 1960’s: First immigrants • 130 000 kurds in France, 90% come fromTurkey • Integration: • KurdInstitut of Paris, Kurdlanguagecenter… • 3000 kurdsbusiness in France • Artists • Issues: women’sintegration, politicy, clothings.

  5. 3. My opinion • Kurdistan = « large prison » Begin a new life in Kurdistan hopeless • Not come in Europe to make money but to have a normal life • About integration June 19th 2009: lawagainstwearing the full veil Not a religiousdebate But about the womenfreedom Impose by the lay country

  6. Traditionnalclothings and customs

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