Kurdish Future Movement in Syria [SEP] inception
Kurdish Future Movement in Syria
The Kurdish Future Movement in Syria (, ) is a liberal Syrian Kurdish political party established in 2005 by Mashaal Tammo, who in 2011 was assassinated. Following internal leadership battles, the party has suffered a split, with both factions continuing to exist under the same name.
Party history.
Party history Founding years and the Syrian Civil War.
The "Kurdish Future Movement" was founded on 29 May 2005 by Syrian Kurdish politician Mashaal Tammo pursuant to the "Syrian Committee for the Revival
excessively on the revolution, while failing to uphold and defend Kurdish interests.
In contrast to the majority of Kurdish parties in Syria, the Kurdish Future Movement does not see the Kurdish question as a regional matter. It doesn’t call for Kurdish self-determination but for full participation in the new government based on proportional representation, and it demands recognition of the Kurdish people as a main, rather than second, ethnicity in Syria.
Party history Party split after Tammo's assassination.
Having survived a first assassination attempt in