Jury fails to agree on verdict in trial of Kurdish journalist
(Australia) NSW Supreme Court judge Lucy McCallum discharged the jury on December 6 after it failed to agree on a verdict in...
The historical meanings of the Kurdish revolution
Democratic Confederalism is based on community autonomies of various levels, on participatory democracies of sectors, peoples and cultural groups of society, on ecological sustainability and on the woman as the subject of transformation
Afrin: The long list of Turkish crimes
A detailed report listed all crimes against humanity carried out in Afrin by Turkish state and its mercenary allies
Sold Out for Play on Kurdistan in Milan
‘The country that is not - Journey through the mountains people’, is a play by Gianluigi Gherzi and Fabrizio Saccomanno
The Feminization of Kurdish Politics: A Guerrilla’s Sociological Analysis
For Kurdish society and Kurdish women, the 40-year-old struggle that has been pioneered by the Kurdish freedom movement and its leadership carries the meaning of a re-birth
ROJAVA IN SEPTEMBER
“I saw the passion with which men and women are building a new society”. An Interview with journalist, writer and radical activist Orsola Casagrande
Turkey launches new aggression against Iraq and Syria
Turkish troops fired across the border on November 1, killing a six-year-old girl in the northern Syrian village of Til Findir
Poems from a guerrilla Autumn A poetry book from Kurdistan to appreciate the value of freedom
Autumn is the title of a little, precious book of poems, thoughts, fragments of lives. A book of partisan notes from Kurdistan, as the curators say
The Party of Kurdistan’s “Third Revolution”
The PKK’s engagement with socialism is the search for an answer to the question of why the “revolutionary spirit” failed to find institution until now
Rojava – More Unprovoked Turkish Aggression
“Turkey’s attacks on the Kobani countryside and Tel Ebyid villages is considered as giving ISIS aid to organize it’s ranks...” said Hakki Kobani, for the SDF
