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On 26 January 2015 Kobanê was liberated becoming a symbol of resistance all over the world. RiseUp4Rojava pays tribute to those who freed the city from ISIS.
Turkey is currently using fine words and practical concessions in Libya and the eastern Mediterranean to try to win EU and US support for something very concrete: a large-scale military operation in Southern Kurdistan (Northern Iraq).
+ Is Turkey testing the new US government?
Some 12,000 people are living the Maxmur refugee camp in Southern Kurdistan. The camp has been subjected to an unofficial embargo for 18 months - despite the outbreak of coronavirus.
Member of the Catalan Parliament for Esquerra Republicana, Ruben Wagensberg, is visiting Rojava.
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Ömer Güney's collaborator is still in DITIB
Ruhi Semen, the collaborator of Ömer Güney, the hitman of the Paris Massacre, is still active in DITIB, one of the important institutions of the AKP-MHP government in Germany.
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PKK: Paris killings targeted free humanity
The Executive Committee of the PKK published a statement on the 8th anniversary of the triple murder of the three Kurdish women revolutionaries in Paris and vowed to expand the resistance everywhere within the campaign "Time for Freedom".
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The 'Ya Star' of the Kurds, Sakine Cansiz
There is a lot to be said about Sakine Cansiz. However, what is more important is to understand Sakine Cansiz's fight, to expand it, to struggle the way she did, to reject the male-dominated world, to resist, to be comrade to Leader Apo, to become free.
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Murad Baloch: Balochistan occupied with Western support
The Baloch people have been subjected to torture, massacre, disappearance, rape and annihilation policies by the Pakistani state. Leading figures of the Baloch people are assassinated, people kidnapped, women raped, children disappeared…
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At least 67 kolbars killed in 2020
Last year at least 67 kolbars were killed on the border area between Northern and Eastern Kurdistan. 59 of them were victims of extrajudicial executions carried out by security forces in Turkey and Iran.
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Roboski: A wound not healing
The Roboski massacre was carried out on 28 December 2011. It left deep wounds and shaped the victims' relatives lives. Cansel and Muammer Encü speak about life after the massacre.
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Roboski Massacre, a cry for justice
Nine years ago today, 34 people were killed in Roboski when Turkish air forces bombed a caravan of mostly under 18 border traders in the northern Kurdish province of Şırnak.
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Bawer Dersim: We advocate an inner-Kurdish dialogue
Guerrilla commander Bawer Dersim draws attention to the Kurdish foothold in Turkey's extermination campaign and warns against false calculations: "No one should assume that the PKK can be forced to surrender."
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"If there is no reaction, Bashur will be invaded completely"
A member of the KNK and co-chairman of the Democratic People's Front, Kamuran Berwari remarked over Iraqi PM Mustafa Al-Kadhimi’s visit to Turkey and said, "If Bashur government does not adopt an attitude, the entire Bashur territory will be occupied."
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No justice for the Şenyaşar family
Two and a half years have passed since Emine Şenyaşar's husband and two of her sons were murdered in Pirsûs by bodyguards of an AKP politician. The 70-year-old woman was arrested on Wednesday during a "vigil for justice".
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KDP's perception operation against Rojava
Before the Iraqi PM Kadhimi's visit to Ankara, KDP launched a dirty perception operation against Rojava claiming "YPG attacked the Peshmerga". Masrour Barzani kicked off two days ago the perception operation which received full appreciation from Turkey.
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KDP’s dangerous plan with the "Roj Peshmerga" gangs
South Kurdistan’s ruling party KDP is trying to use its contra militia Roj-Peshmerga as foot troops in an internal Kurdish civil war. In doing so, it wants to completely restrict the guerrillas' movement.