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Müftüoğlu: Protests against poverty will rise
Millions of workers were given a shameful increase in the minimum wage, then insufficient raises were given to civil servants and retirees. Labor economist Özgür Müftüoğlu said that protests against poverty will intensify. -
Rojava: The struggle of Kurdish truth against historical defamation propaganda
Turkey is waging an intensive propaganda campaign alongside its military attacks to destroy the revolutionary popular movement in Rojava. This strategy reflects a modern version of historical massacres. -
At least 92 people killed in Turkish attacks against Northern and Eastern Syria
The Turkish state and its proxies have killed 92 people and injured 43 others during their occupation attacks against Northern and Eastern Syria from November 2024 to early 2025. -
Remzi Kartal: Turkey’s approach towards Rojava is a litmus test
KONGRA GEL co-chair Remzi Kartal said that "Turkey’s approach towards Rojava is a litmus test". -
Kaya: Rojava represents an important opportunity for all Kurds
PIA co-chair Ahmet Kaya said that Rojava represents an important opportunity for the Kurds after 100 years. -
Zubeyir Aydar: Leader Öcalan must be able to move freely
KCK Executive Committee member Zübeyir Aydar stated that Öcalan cannot be kept within four walls. "Conditions must be established for him to move freely." -
Karasu: The conditions of Öcalan must be improved, words are not enough
Musafa Karasu said that "isolation in Imrali continues. The working and living conditions of President Öcalan must be improved. If the government's intentions are good, if they really want to do something, then why has nothing happened so far?" -
YPJ Commander: The fight at Tishrin is not just for a dam, but for all humanity, women and NE Syria
YPJ Commander Rohilat Efrîn said that today's resistance at the Tishrin Dam and the struggle in Qereqozax have determined the colour of the resistance in the new period. -
Karasu: A meeting with Leader Öcalan doesn't mean isolation was lifted
The anniversary of the dastardly attack on Sara, Rojbin, and Ronahi is just a few days ahead of us. January itself is a month characterized by many such targeted assassinations, especially of political and revolutionary women. What would you like to share -
Bayik: We are determined to turn 2025 into the year of freedom!
Cemil Bayik said: "As a movement and people, we are stronger and more organized than ever. We are closer to success than ever before. There are dangers we face, but we can overcome every difficulty with our organized struggle." -
Bayik: With the Jin Jiyan Azadi uprisings, a new process of struggle began in Iran
Bayik said that with "the Jin Jiyan Azadi uprisings, a new process in the struggle began in Iran." -
Bayik: The future of Rojava will be determined by the resistance of people and revolutionary forces
Cemil Bayik said that "The starting date of this new process in the Middle East was October 7, 2023. After this date, the US, Britain, and Israel saw it appropriate for themselves to put their plans for the Middle East into practice." -
Ok: Abdullah Öcalan said many years ago that a Third World War might break out in the Middle East
Sabri Ok said that Abdullah Öcalan had pointed out that a "Third World War might break out in the Middle East and could continue until 2030. What matters is whether the democratic will of society will come to the fore." -
Bayik: ‘Jin, Jiyan, Azadi’ has become the slogan of the struggle against capitalist modernity
Cemil Bayik said that "the system of capitalist modernity is the system in which the male-dominated mentality deepens the most" and that "Jin, Jiyan, Azadi’ has become the slogan of the struggle against this system." -
Sabri Ok: The more we struggle, the more results we get
Sabri Ok said that the DEM Party delegation's meeting with Abdullah Ocalan was important and meaningful, but that no one should be complacent and added: "The more we struggle and the more organized we are, the more results we will get." -
Bayik: An alternative to the government is possible with a right approach to the Kurdish question
The Kurdish question is Turkey’s biggest challenge. "If solved, it will give Turkey great momentum, but if it is not, it will turn into an even bigger burden for the country," said Cemil Bayik. -
Besê Hozat: The Third World War is raging and the Middle East is being redesigned
Besê Hozat said that "The Third World War is raging and has reached a decisive stage. The region is being redesigned, and in this redesign, Israel is being tried to be turned into the primary hegemonic power of the region." -
Bayik: The only way to solve the crisis in the Middle East is the democratic nation
"The only way out of the crisis of the nation states in the Middle East is through the model of the democratic nation", said Cemil Bayik. -
Besê Hozat: Abdullah Öcalan is Turkey’s last chance
Besê Hozat said: "The Turkish state must demonstrate the will for a democratic solution to the Kurdish question and the democratization of Turkey." -
Cemil Bayik: AKP-MHP government failed to liquidate the Kurdish Freedom Movement
Cemil Bayik said that "the AKP-MHP government has worked towards one thing in particular since its inception: the liquidation of our movement and the completion of the Kurdish genocide. But it failed." -
Cemil Bayik: The freedom for Öcalan initiative should be positively concluded in 2025
Cemil Bayık said that the initiative for the freedom of Abdullah Öcalan yielded important results in 2024 and that it should be positively concluded in 2025. -
Abdullah Öcalan: Positive contributions are essential for the process to succeed
DEM Party MPs Pervin Buldan and Sırrı Süreyya Önder issued a written statement after their meeting with Abdullah Öcalan in Imrali. -
Sozdar Avesta: 2025 can be a year of great success, despite the dangers
Sozdar Avesta spoke about the actions by guerrillas and the new opportunities for 2025. -
Sozdar Avesta: The determination of the Kurdish people is greater than all dangers
Sozdar Avesta called on all the people of Kurdistan to continue their struggle for freedom. -
Kalkan: Turkish plans in South Kurdistan have been frustrated once again
KCK Executive Council member Duran Kalkan said that "the Turkish plans in South Kurdistan have been frustrated once again."