Kongra Star’s 12 cooperatives provide employment to women in Til Temir
12 cooperatives started by Kongra Star Economy Committee have developed projects in Til Temir to provide employment to women and strengthen the local economy.
12 cooperatives started by Kongra Star Economy Committee have developed projects in Til Temir to provide employment to women and strengthen the local economy.
The third conference of the Democratic Islam Congress was held under the slogan “Diligence and renewal are the gates to the solution of Middle East issues”.
Manbij Municipality of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) completed on Saturday the first phase of construction of the largest industrial zone in northeast Syria.
Northeast Syria witnessed deteriorating healthcare services during the Syrian conflict due to the destruction inflicted to health infrastructure, especially in Raqqa, Manbij, Deir ez-Zor, which already lacked healthcare prior to the conflict.
The Ecological Council of North and East Syria, which held its first conference in Qamishlo, took the first step towards the establishment of an Ecological Platform.
On Jan. 14, Turkey targeted the two stations in Kobani and Ain Issa by drones, knocking them out of service.
One of the achievements of women’s struggle in North and East Syria is the “Family Law” that protects the rights of women and children and spreads the idea of common life in society.
Alongside grassroots democracy and women’s freedom, social ecology is one of the pillars of the Rojava revolution, which is based on the paradigm of Abdullah Öcalan.
Kongra Star Economy Committee provides employment opportunities to women by creating new workplaces for women in the city of Hasakah, northeastern Syria.
Within the framework of economic development, the Deir ez-Zor Canton Economic Committee supported 235 workplaces in industrial zones.
The Turkish state continues to cut off the water supply to Alouk Station in Hesekê. The Autonomous Administration, on the other hand, is making great efforts to provide water for the people.
Numan Yiğit, co-chairman of the Rojava Film Commune, which continues its work amidst the attacks, told ETHA (Etkin Haber, news agency in Turkey/North Kurdistan) about his perspectives on cinema and the importance of the art. Noting that governments use film as a tool to manipulate society, Yiğit stated that the RFC aims to create the visual language of libertarian life. Reminding that director Mensûr Kerîmîyan, who was martyred in an attack carried out by the occupying Turkish state in December, proclaimed himself and fought as a people’s artist, Yiğit said that they will strengthen Kerîmîyan’s legacy. Kurdish cinema will resist, just like the Kurdish people.