Submitted anonymously to Autonomy News Who are we? We are a group of friends, comrades and accomplices who are organising in various capacities in Glasgow, Scotland. On COP26 Between the 31st of October and the 12th of November, representatives of state and capital are
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Via Women Defend Rojava This brochure contains notes from the first education term of the Andrea Wolf Institute of Jineolojî in Rojava. Andrea Wolf Institute as part of the Jineolojî Academy in Rojava / North and East Syria is a place and space to create a connection point in a growing network of Jineolojî. Based
Jinwar is an ecological women’s village in #Rojava where women and children
Via ANF Firat The KCK released a statement calling on all international
Statement from women organised with Kurdistan Solidarity Cymru republished from the Kurdistan Solidarity Network website On the occasion of the 8th anniversary
Republished from the Internationalist Commune Today, on the 19th of July 2020 we celebrate eight years of revolution in Rojava. Since 2012
We, as Women Defend Rojava, the Internationalist Commune, Make Rojava Green Again, and RiseUp4Rojava, are, therefore, calling for global action days on
Rojava has become famous around the world for making a Women’s Revolution. On every level of society women’s structures are in the
Published on Komun Academy on July 2nd 2020 Why is the emphasis on the beginning of history important? Sociality plays a dominant
People everywhere are rising up against Turkey’s vicious recent attacks on Iraqi Kurdistan and Rojava. Republished from Kurdistan Solidarity Network
Solidarity statement from the women’s movement of the UK to the women’s movement of Rojava and Northeast Syria On 23 June we
View here Around the world, prison systems rely on systems and structures that oppress and subjugate groups of people for the purpose
On Monday the 25th of May the KSN Education Working Group continued the online seminar series Lessons from Rojava: How our Social
Repression in Italy of internationalist who fought in Rojava with the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) Republished from a Facebook post from the