Officials from North and East Syria Congratulate Joe Biden on US Presidential Election
“May our shared democratic spirit and focus on peace and security provide the basis for continued collaboration and cooperation…”
Interview with General Mazloum Abdi Kobane: Kobane Responds to US Election, Current Events
General Mazloum expressed his optimism that the new presidential administration of Joe Biden could be favorable.
Feminism in Syria May Be Under Threat, But Our Project Will Always Be an Inspiration
The radical inclusion of our co-leadership model is the step that the women of our region needed. No matter what happens to our model, we will endure as an inspiration and an example of what happens when women claim their power.
Coronavirus Grows More Dire in North and East Syria
The total number of cases in the region are at 6,691 since the start of the pandemic. Of this number, 183 have died.
White House Extends ISIS-Related Emergency Status in North and East Syria
The Syrian Democratic Forces are still keeping the world safe from ISIS — a year and a half after President Donald Trump announced the fall of the “caliphate.”
Justice For Kurds Places Centerfold Ad in The New York Times
“As we mark the anniversary of the Turkish invasion of northern Syria on October 9, 2019, the Kurds’ reality remains one of darkness and indeed oppression at the hands of those with designs of empire,” reads the ad.
US Commission on International Religious Freedom Visits AANES Officials in Raqqa, Syria
Nadine Maenza, a commissioner of the USCIRF and a high-ranking US official on religious freedom, was one of the officials in the delegation.
World Kobane Day 2020 Reminds Us of the Power of Resistance
In 2014, the people of North and East Syria fought to defend their homeland, but they also fought for an idea: democracy. Today, the struggle for true democracy continues.
North and East Syria Are Still Burning, a Year After Turkey’s So-Called “Ceasefire”
Human rights violations are committed each day. Our people live in fear. The bombs and the violence never stopped. “Ceasefire” seems like nothing more than an empty word, a word that means nothing to Turkey.
One Year After the Turkish Invasion that Shocked the World, Turkey Still Occupies Our Land
Before Turkey and Turkish-backed militias commit even more war crimes and human rights atrocities, uproot our communities, and cause our culture to go extinct, we must have meaningful action from the global community.