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The PKK is taking the struggle it has waged for more than fifty years to a new stage. It will move toward new organizations and methods of struggle. The PKK and its struggle will not disappear or come to an end.
Founded 47 years ago, the PKK has eliminated the republic's 100-year policy of denial and annihilation. The 12th congress of the PKK, held on May 5-7, was marked by Abdullah Öcalan’s February 27 ‘Call for Peace and a Democratic Society’.
+ PKK Final Declaration: Activities under the name of the PKK have ended
In an interview a few years before his death, Riza Altun outlines the transferability of Democratic Confederalism to Europe. Starting with a critique of German state ideology, he argues for grassroots democratic self-organization of social groups.
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PYD’s Muslim evaluates 2018 for North and East Syria
Salih Muslim, Head of Foreign Relations for the PYD evaluated the diplomatic efforts of 2018 in North and East Syria and said, the New Year’s diplomacy will be conducted based on resolving Syrian crisis and the liberation of Afrin.
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Intense traffic in Arima against occupation
Following the intense diplomatic traffic that started in the Moscow-Damascus and Northern Syria line after the Turkish threats of occupation, Syria and Russia sent forces to Arima town in al-Bab and started to act together with the self-defense forces.
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Stories of Roboski victims
The pain is still fresh in Roboskî and the smiles are still partial. The walls with photographs of the deceased are decorated as if to complete the lives that are lacking.
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Roboski massacre, seven years ago
On 28 December 2011, 34 people, including nineteen under 18, died as a result of Turkish warplanes bombardment. Families are still demanding justice and the truth.
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Syriac Officials: Our people have alternatives
Syriac officials in the Northern and Eastern Syrian administration and military forces spoke about Turkey's threats and the US decision to withdraw from Syria, stating that peoples are not without alternatives and they have new projects in progress.
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Call from Swiss medic in Rojava
A Swiss medic working in the military hospital in Heseke called for civil disobedience actions against European weapons manufacturers so they stop providing weapons to the Turkish state.
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Muslim: We didn’t call them, we’re not sending them away
Salih Muslim stated that the US decision to withdraw from Syria is sudden in regards to the conditions they announced earlier and added: “We didn’t call them, and we’re not sending them away. They weren’t here to protect us in any case.”
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Bombing a refugee camp with jets
Following the invasion threats against Northern and Eastern Syria, the Makhmur Refugee Camp and Shengal were attacked with fighter jets.
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Bayık: Truth is the opposite of what Erdogan says
“They can lie as much as they want, they can show things upside down as much as they want but they can no longer deceive anyone, they cannot cover the reality of fascism. For this reason, Erdoğan's discourses are of no value.”
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Five months under Turkish torture
M.S. and son C.S. were unable to leave their village after the Turkish state invaded Afrin, and were subjected to torture for five months. The family spoke about their experience and what they witnessed.
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“Project for new party” from PKK deserter to MIT
Aydin Gunel, one of the MIT administrators who was arrested by the HPG, said PKK deserter Nizamettin Tas met with the heads of the MIT Operations Bureau and the MIT Coordination Bureau and offered them “an alternative party to the PKK”.
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The PKK foundation in Sakine Cansız's words
On the day in which the PKK was formed, 39 years ago, ANF reprints excerpts of an interview in which Sakine Cansız, who co-founded the party, remembers the atmosphere of those years, the feelings, the hope and the first congress.
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Arabisation policy in Kirkuk exposed
“The political parties should recognise the Kurds in this region. If not, the people here will be deprived of the right to see themselves as belonging to this region”.