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Civic participation

Civic participation explains how local and national public life works where Kurds live. It covers voting rules, councils, associations and consultations.

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Civic · programme · in preparation

Civic participation

Civic participation explains how local and national public life works where Kurds live. It covers voting rules, councils, associations and consultations.

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What it offers

4
Country guides

Courses for Germany, Sweden, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, the United States and Canada.

Associations

How to set up and run a community association lawfully.

Consultations

How to respond to public consultations.

Who can vote

Plain guides to eligibility, sourced to the official rules.

Descriptive only: nothing runs before the state says so.

Who it is for

4 audiences
Citizens and residents abroadNewcomersCommunity associationsYoung first-time voters

How it works

1
Choose: pick your host country.
2
Learn: take the country course.
3
Act: take part through official channels.
4
Share: tell us where a guide is out of date.

More in Civic

5 programmes
Civic learning for life where Kurds live, and for public life everywhere. It teaches and never campaigns: no party, candidate or armed actor is endorsed.

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