Final declaration of the KNK Workshop in Rojava
Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) Rojava workshop released a final resolution after two days long discussions about Kurdish national unity and cooperation between political groups and parties.
Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) Rojava workshop released a final resolution after two days long discussions about Kurdish national unity and cooperation between political groups and parties.
170 delegates from the political parties in Rojava Kurdistan and Syria attended the two-day workshop of the Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) for Rojava in Rimelan, Northern Syria. Participants of the workshop released a final declaration calling for a national unity congress and a common military organisation to defend Kurdistan.
KNK Co-chair Nilufer Koç read the final declaration in the last session of the workshop. The participants unanimously approved the text.
The declaration of the KNK-Rojava workshop will be presented to the planned Kurdistan General National Unity Conference.
Some points from the resolution are as follows:
- Cultural, civilian and tribal councils should be established and these organisations should be supported.
- YPG/YPJ and all Kurdish forces that fight against terrorism should be supported.
- Efforts should be enhanced in order for the return of those displaced and forced to migrate.
- All political parties should make efforts for the development of the co-presidential system.
- Women’s organisations should be assisted and supported for the ultimate goal of the development and improvement of society.
- Public seminars should be organised to tell and talk about the importance of Kurdistan National Congress.
- Stronger calls should be made for demonstrations demanding freedom for Kurdish People’s Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
- The Kurds living in Shehba Canton and Damascus should be supported as a national duty.
Participants of the workshop also condemned Turkish army’s continuing attacks against Afrin, and decided to establish a committee for a better cooperation and dialogue between the Kurdish parties in Rojava.