An interview about ten years of Syrian revolution and anarchism in the Arab world by Anarchist Radio Berlin.
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Category: Syria
Building alternative futures in the present: the case of Syria’s communes
Continue reading Building alternative futures in the present: the case of Syria’s communes“We are no less than the Paris commune workers: they resisted for 70 days and we are still going on for a year and a half.”
Omar Aziz, 2012
Northeast #Syria: Armenian Battalion Warns Against Neo-Ottoman Expansionism
The Armenian battalion “Şehîd Nubar Ozanyan” in Northeast Syria points out Turkey’s role in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict and warns of a possible war to the detriment of all peoples.
Continue reading Northeast #Syria: Armenian Battalion Warns Against Neo-Ottoman ExpansionismRevolutionary echoes from #Syria – Conversations with two anarchists from #Aleppo
Aleppo. Syria. The discussion below reflects an overview of the conditions experienced by individuals who are trying to liberate themselves from the system of social hypocrisy and the mentality of subordination. Our experience is still fragile, a newborn.
Continue reading Revolutionary echoes from #Syria – Conversations with two anarchists from #AleppoDAF: Statement on #Syria War and Refugee Crisis of the State
The long-awaited developments began to happen In Idlib where is the last point of the war and also the last point of the djihadist gangs supported by TAF were stucked. The troops of the TAF were attacked by aerial strike on the night of 27 February to 28 -shortly before the “ultimatum” that T.C gave to the Syrian Army to withdraw from the places it took in Idlip- According to official figures, 34 soldiers died as a result of this airstrike, It was carried out by Syria according to T.C sources.
Continue reading DAF: Statement on #Syria War and Refugee Crisis of the StatePolitical Memorial for Tekoşīna Anarşıs Fighter in #Athens
On Friday, May 10th, a political memorial event for Lorenzo Orsetti, fighter from Anarchist Struggle – Tekoşīna Anarşıst, was co-organized in Athens, Greece, by the Anarchist Political Organization (Αναρχική Πολιτική Οργάνωση) and the Anarchist Federation (Αναρχική Ομοσπονδία).
Continue reading Political Memorial for Tekoşīna Anarşıs Fighter in #AthensVideo: Giant graffiti in #Athens, #Greece dedicated to #LorenzoOrsetti
Giant graffiti in Athens, Greece dedicated to Lorenzo Orsetti, the anarchist fighter that gave his life fighting ISIS. On Sunday May 5, 2019, Lorenzo Orsetti, the anarchist internationalist fighter that gave his life fighting the darkness of ISIS (aka. Islamic State, Daesh, IS) in Syria left the land of Rojava with military honors to be laid to rest in Italy.
Continue reading Video: Giant graffiti in #Athens, #Greece dedicated to #LorenzoOrsetti#Syria: Tekoşîna Anarşîst on Rotating Tours at Deir Zor Frontline
The recently announced anarchist militant unit in Rojava, Tekoşîna Anarşîst, has announced that they have been active in the frontline battles against ISIS.
Continue reading #Syria: Tekoşîna Anarşîst on Rotating Tours at Deir Zor FrontlineThe Threat to #Rojava – An Anarchist in Syria Speaks on the Real Meaning of Trump’s Withdrawal
Following Donald Trump’s surprise announcement that he is withdrawing US troops from Syria, we’ve received the following message from an anarchist in Rojava, spelling out what this means for the region and what the stakes are on a global scale. For background, consult our earlier articles, “Understanding the Kurdish Resistance” and “The Struggle Is not for Martyrdom but for Life.”
Continue reading The Threat to #Rojava – An Anarchist in Syria Speaks on the Real Meaning of Trump’s Withdrawal#YPJ International: “We defend Northern Syria and Rojava because we defend a world without fascism and patriarchy”
Statement by YPJ international about the agression by the Turkish state.
Continue reading #YPJ International: “We defend Northern Syria and Rojava because we defend a world without fascism and patriarchy”
