Une perspective sur les élections turque depuis le Rojava

D’ici une poignée de jours tomberont en Turquie ce que certaines langues sarcastiques appellent les résultats anticipés de l’élection anticipée. A la voix de ces commentateurs amers s’est ajoutée celle du conseil de l’europe, qui juge le résultat comme étant d’avance illégitime du fait d’un bafouement général des conditions fondamentales d’une élection libre. Mais la […]

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“I hear a difference in their shouts”: marching on Başur with the Kurdish youth

After two days on the road with the Kurdish Youth Movement, our feet are sore and our throats hoarse. In the end, a thousand-strong torrent of youth were beaten back by the gun-butts of the Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga as they attempted to cross the Tigris river border and join a “human shield” defending the Qandil

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Rojava to Bașur: Internationalist Commune to march on border with Kurdish youth

A previous march from Derik to a Yezidi refugee camp in January 2018 Members of the Internationalist Commune are marching from Rojava to Bașur (South Kurdistan) alongside the Kurdish Youth Union, protesting Turkey’s violent invasion of the Qandil mountains and the craven complicity of Masoud Barzani and the puppet state of Iraqi Kurdistan. We will

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Ein Jahr in der Internationalistischen Kommune von Rojava

Liebe Freund*innen, vor einem Jahr, am 12. Juni 2017, veröffentlichten wir das erste öffentliche Statement der Internationalistischen Kommune Rojavas, in dem wir unser der Projekt der Welt präsentierten. Der 12. Juni ist gleichzeitig der Geburtstag von Anna Campbell, Şehîd Helîn Qereçox, deren Namen die erste Internationalistische Akademie Rojavas trägt. Heute, nach einem Jahr arbeiten ohne

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Why we’re planting trees in northern Syria – Independent article

This interview/article was originally published in the Independent newspaper. “Thirty years ago this area was full of trees,” Adin says, pointing at a dusty swathe of harvested wheat fields spreading to the horizon and the Turkish border beyond. “Then the regime sent men to cut them all down.” We are in the autonomous region of

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