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  1. News

    NASIN Foundation and Auschwitz Institute (AIPG) Discuss Joint Work and the Preservation of Documents and Digital Archives

    NASIN Foundation and the Auschwitz Institute (AIPG) met online to discuss cooperation, document and digital archive preservation, and genocide prevention. Both sides agreed to undertake joint work.

  2. Library NASIN-LIB-000019

    Concept of Anfal in Islamic Culture and History

    The concept of Anfal in Islamic culture and history Book Title: Author's name: Sabah Barzanji Place of publication: Sulaimani Printing House: Broadcasting Agency: Zahawi Center for Intellectual Research Year of publication: Edition Number: First [1]

  3. Library NASIN-LIB-000024

    The Palgrave Handbook of Kurdish Genocides

    This handbook provides a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of the historical, social, and political dimensions of the Kurdish genocide. Through empirical research and diverse perspectives, this handbook presents insights into the tragedy's origins, complexities, and far-reaching consequences. T...

  4. Library NASIN-LIB-000028

    Republic of Dreams

    In the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, Iraqi president Saddam Hussein used chemical weapons against his own people, the Iraqi Kurds. Five thousand people died in what became known as the Halabja Massacre, which has been deemed the worst chemical attack in history. Nicole F. Watts, a former journalist an...

  5. News

    NASIN Foundation for Research Officially Opens as Halabja Governorate’s First Independent Research Institution

    NASIN Foundation for Research was officially inaugurated in Halabja on Sunday, October 18, 2026, in the presence of the Governor of Halabja, the President of the University of Halabja, government and civil society representatives, academics, writers, researchers, and activists.

  6. Library NASIN-LIB-000008

    One Hundred Years of Chemical Warfare

    A scholarly collection on chemical warfare and its consequences. Karin Mlodoch’s chapter, The Indelible Smell of Apples, pages 349–362, examines Halabja survivors, lasting effects and struggles for recognition and justice. The book is available open access. The numbered main text comprises 408 pages...

  7. Oral History NASIN-OH-000003

    The Halabja Chemical Attack and Related Documents: An Interview with Mamosta Hama Rashid Amini Pawayi

    An interview with Mamosta Hama Rashid Amini Pawayi about the Halabja chemical attack and documents relating to the catastrophe.

  8. Podcast & Media

    Nasin Podcast is launching

    Every story deserves to be heard, and every experience can open a conversation.

  9. News

    NASIN Foundation’s Director General Participates in 9th Symposium of Excellent papers

    On Saturday, 26 September 2026, Dr. Hoshman Ata, Director General of NASIN Foundation for Research, participated in the Outstanding Research Papers Conference, organised by Kaysan Organisation for Research.

  10. Research NASIN-RES-000004

    Geographical analysis of the chemical bombardment of the city of Halabja and its impact on the size of its population

    The title of this study is )Geographical analysis of the chemical bombardment of the city of Halabja and its impact on the size of its population(، and the site of the study is the city of Halabja in 1988، as a geographical location located in northeastern Iraq، east of the Kurdistan region، and the...

  11. Research NASIN-RES-000003

    Reasons for the Lack of Memoirs in South Kurdistan(1900-1991)

    This paper attempts to discuss the reasons for the Southern Kurdish people's absence of memoirs between 1900 and 1991, which has become a problem and a significant barrier to researching contemporary Kurdish history because this kind of writing is an important and fundamental tool for writing histor...

  12. Research NASIN-RES-000001

    The History of Halabja Administration in the Years (1869-1988)

    The content of this research talks about administrative changes in Halabja district during (1869-1988). It is consist of two parts. The first part discusses the arrival of the Ottoman Empire to the region of Sharazwr in (1534), and the establishment of Sharazwr state. Moreover, it indicates the role...