Young Internationalist Women
The Young İnternationalist Women are an autonomous structure within the İnternationalist Commune of Rojava. İt is a space for young women from all around the world to come together and learn from the women’s revolution in Rojava.
We educate ourselves especially in the topics of women’s liberation and the importance of the identity of young women, no matter from which background. We take part in the civil works of the young women’s movement of north east Syria, building a bridge to young women in other countries and continents to spread the ideas and the spirit from the heart of the women’s revolution into the whole world.
Statement on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
As Women of the Internationalist Commune of Rojava we are greeting all of the women worldwide, fighting daily against patriarcal opression and violence and taking their struggle to the streets . We are standing shoulder to shoulder with you and…
Internationalism and struggle against patriarchy
A global problem means a global fight and makes internationalism necessary. But what does internationalism mean in a revolutionary sense? What does it mean for women? Women`s struggles have always been internationalist. What we have in common, is something that…
Movie about the political situation of Kurdistan-Rojava: The defence of Humanity
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHj1GYxlQs4[/embedyt] This is a compilation of different published material about the Kurdish question and the Revolution in Rojava. It shows the terror from Turkish State against the Kurdish and Syrian society and shows in general the history of the…
Women First: How we confronted the Iraqi army
The story by the witness of yesterday’s protest at the border of Syria and Iraq about the final journey of Zeki Şengali, leader of Ezidis. Caravans from cities in Rojava started toward Şengal to bid farewell to Zeki Şengali. Many…
“They sold me for a cigarette”: voices of Shengal women #2
This article is part of our series on life for Êzidî (Yazidi) women, written by a member of the Internationalist Commune who is currently working in the women‘s structures in Shengal. Only the Kurdish movement intervened when the Kurmanci-speaking Êzidî…