Ronahî Podcast – Episode 1
We present the first episode of the Ronahî podcast. In this episode we address the new developments in Syria and Middle East, the attacks on Rojava and we will deepen the reasons why these developments are important for democratic individuals and movements all around the world. For this we talk directly with an Internationalist from […]
The name is Tishreen, the spirit Kobanê
Since January 8, the society of Northeastern Syria has been resisting the brutal attacks of the Turkish state at the Tishreen Dam in Northern Syria. Videos have been shared of bombs exploding in the middle of a fearless group of civilians dancing and defending their home. A delegation of young internationalist women sent us videos […]
Who are the Ezîdîs ? – One of the oldest ethno-religious communities in the world
A people from Mesopotamia The Ezîdis are an indigenous people of Mesopotamia. Today, due to genocidal attempts and persecutions throughout history, the Ezîdîs live scattered in different states, such as Turkey, Iraq, Armenia, but also in Europe and America. The main centre of Ezîdî life remains South Kurdistan, where to this day more than 350,000 […]
10 years after the Ezîdî genocide: what happened in 2014?
The Şengal massacre took place within the first days of ISIS’s1 capture of the town in 2014. More than 2,000 Ezîdî men were killed and thousands of abducted women and girls were sexually enslaved and sold through networks in complicit local states. ISIS’s terrorization of the predominantly Ezîdî city caused some 400,000 Ezîdîs to flee, […]