ICcRimeA.org
Title
ICC - International Committee for Crimea
Description
What is the ICC?
The International Committee for Crimea (ICC) is a group of people interested in promoting the Crimean Tatar cause. They are descendants of Crimean Tatars living in diaspora, Tatars who have returned to Crimea after a fifty-year forced exile, and friends of Crimean Tatars. Our members live in the U.S.A, Turkey, Germany, Holland, Romania, and Ukraine.
The ICC provides a platform where dedicated and active Crimean Tatars and friends of Tatars can meet and share information, ideas, and experiences. Through Crimea-L, an Internet discussion group, and this Web site, the ICC aims to create and maintain a network of Crimean Tatars and friends of Tatars in different parts of the world.
The ICC was founded in the summer of 1997 by Idil Noyan-Izmirli, with the assistance of Mehmet Tutuncu and members of Turkistan-L, an Internet discussion group. Ms. Noyan-Izmirli directed the initial activities of the ICC. In February 1999 the group adopted a set of Bylaws. The ICC is managed by an Executive Board, and the languages of the ICC are English, Turkish, and Crimean Tatar. Because most ICC communications take place via the Internet, however, English remains the primary language.
Contact
- International Committee for Crimea
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- Washington DC
- US 20003
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- +1.2025477454
