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The most beautiful thing on earth: Living with Rêber Apo

Şehîd Gulbahar Gulhat was a young women from Elih, North-Kurdistan, who joined the ranks of the Guerilla in 1991 when she was 13 years old. After five years living in the mountains of Kurdistan she went to the Academy of Rêber Apo (Abdullah Öcalan) in Damaskus, Syria. After seeing education at the Academy she returned […]

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Mandela and Rêber Apo: A common revolutionary Path towards People’s Freedom

Thirty-five years ago, on 11 February 1990, Nelson Mandela was released from 27 years’ imprisonment in South Africa. This day marks both the end of an intense struggle waged during a global campaign for Mandela’s release and the beginning of a new process. On 11 February 1990, a new page in history was turned. The

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We Are Tishreen: Join the action days for Kobanê and Tishreen!

From the protest camp at the Tishrin Dam in Rojava, North-East Syria we call on all the youth organizations, socialists, antifascists, ecologist, women’s movements and everyone that stands against war to speak up to the war crimes being committed by the Turkish state on the Tishreen Dam and to start actions to stop the attacks.

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The youth of North-East Syria stands in solidarity with the struggling people of Balochistan

The people of Balochistan have announced the 25th of January as the “Baloch Genocide Day”, since this day commemorates the gruesome discovery of over 100 mutilated bodies of Baloch in Tootak, Balochistan, in 2014. These people had been forcibly disappeared by Pakistani intelligence agencies, paramilitary and their death squad militias. This tragic event has left

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SARA, ROJBÎN, RONAHÎ – JIN JIYAN AZADÎ

The 9th of October 2013 the fascist Turkish state attempted to eliminate the women’s freedom and assassinated Heval Sara, Heval Ronahî and Heval Rojbîn. What the Turkish state did not know is that the spirit and the strength of the free woman that fights cannot be eliminated. Heval Sara still today is the symbol of

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