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45 Years of PKK: In our dictionary, there is no word for impossible!

This article is the result of discussions among Internationalists in Rojava about the Kurdistan Worker’s Party (PKK). On November 27, hundreds of thousands of people also in Rojava will celebrate the anniversary of the founding of the PKK which on November 27th 1978 opened a new chapter not only for the Kurdish people but for

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November 25th: women as the most decisive force to stop the violence of capitalist modernity

“We should think about November 25th, World day for the elimination of violence against women, as an opportunity to organize ourselves, enlarge our alliances, our actions… and stay together” with these words and spirit the KJK embraces this day. A message from women to women, to not let ourselves being discouraged by the level of

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For a democratic Middle East and a democratic world where peoples live together in fraternity! For World Democratic Confederalism!

Excerpt from an interview with PKK Executive Council member Durkan Kalkan. Click here to read the full interview. Palestine is seen as a central reference on all continents. Even though left-wing movements on the ground have weakened, the issue is still a centrepiece of all international conferences. Hundreds of civilians have been killed in Palestine

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Maxmur – Geflüchtetencamp oder revolutionäre Wüstenoase?

FR | ENG Fährt man auf der Straße von Kirkuk in Richtung Mossul sind die Eindrücke geprägt von viel Staub und stechendem Petrolgeruch. Nachdem sich dieses Bild monoton weiterzieht erscheint irgendwann das Geflüchtetencamp Mexmur in der Ferne. Durch zahlreiche Gärten und Bäume fühlt es sich an als nähere man sich einer Wüstenoase. Das Camp liegt

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Maxmur – Camp de réfugiés ou oasis révolutionnaire dans le désert?

ENG | GER Si vous roulez sur la route qui va de de Kirkouk à Mossoul, vous vous retrouvez imprégné par la poussière et l’odeur âcre de l’essence. Après un parcours dans un panorama monotone et sans fin, le camp de réfugiés de Maxmur apparaît enfin au loin. Les nombreux jardins et arbres donnent l’impression

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