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How Syria’s Afrin became hell for Kurds 0

Afrin was once in a Kurdish majority region where women had more rights than elsewhere in Syria, a patriarchal country in a bloodthirsty war

Peace in Kurdistan condemns the attack on the HDP 0

editor 29th September 2020

Turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants for 82 people, including former mayors and MPs of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) and the Party’s current Central Executive Board

Afrin’s Torment – Turkey’s War Crimes 0

editor 5th September 2020

As part of its destructive policy for the region, Turkey invaded and occupied the NE Syrian and Kurdish area of Afrin on March 18, 2018, having been given a green light by the so-called super-powers, Russia and the USA

Remember, Boycott Turkey, NOW! 0

editor 20th May 2020

The list of outrages perpetrated by the Turkish republic, under the authoritarian rule of Turkish President Erdoğan in recent years seem endless. The enormous silence surrounding these criminal acts is equally outrageous

Mas allá del coronavirus – Newsorund/2

JM Arrugaeta, Globalrights.info 27th April 2020

La baja cotización del petróleo. La decisión de Argentina paraliza el MERCOSUR. Turquía y HTŞ se reúnen. El presidente turco Tayyip Erdogan fue a Moscú

“Şervano” – The song of resistance

Komun Academy for Democratic Modernity 13th January 2020

The Kurdish people’s resistance against the invasion of northern and eastern Syria by the Turkish army and its proxies continues

È online il nuovo numero di Global Rights magazine dedicato al Rojava

Global Rights International magazine 9th December 2019

Esattamente due mesi fa, il 9 ottobre 2019, la Turchia di Erdogan invadeva il Nord-Est della Siria, il Rojava, cui è dedicato il nuovo numero del magazine internazionale Global Rights, scaricabile gratuitamente

Rojava Betrayed. An End to our Dream of Revolution?

séamas carraher, global rights 10th October 2019

The Syrian war(s) have so far resulted in at least 570,000 deaths (SOHR figures) and approximately 14 million displaced (both internally and externally) along with years of misery. Endless misery