Kiosk bookstores were established in 7 cities and provinces of Rojava to provide quicker access to books, magazines and newspapers, as well as to spread the reading culture.
More than 150 young people came together, for the first youth conference focused on the methods of the paradigm, named “With the methods of Sociology of Freedom we will solve the problem of the youth”.
Women of Manbij catch fish at the banks of Euphrates to earn a living.
So far, 11,804 fighters have died in the defense of Northern and Eastern Syria. New ones are added every day due to the attacks. The Council of the Families of Martyrs takes care of the relatives in eight committees and 199 municipalities.
On 9 October 2023, the fascist Turkish army attacked a cotton field in northern Syria, injuring 5 female workers. In this document we have gathered information on this attack.
A new trend has emerged in agriculture in Raqqa, focusing on growing vegetables and herbs, especially green mint, due to their lower costs and higher returns compared to seasonal crops like cotton, wheat, and yellow corn.
Women’s labor force participation in Raqqa has increased since the city was liberated from ISIS.
The Kurdish Red Crescent is working on a project to build housing units for those affected by the earthquake in al-Shahba district, with donations made by the people of Sulaymaniyah as part of the “We Keep You Comfortable” campaign.
The Jaqhjagh River pollution has put the people living near it at risk from life-threatening diseases.
Afrin-Shehba Women’s Assembly develops projects to empower displaced women
In this video, Chalang Omer outlines both the background and development of the social economy in Rojava. The principles of social economy have a deep history in the region, beginning in Mesopotamia.
Kevokê Dahir, a farmer in North and East Syria, thinks that Turkey’s cutting off the water of the Khabur River as a global crime and calls on the human rights organizations to stop this crime.
