64 years later: Amouda Cinema being rebuilt
64 years have passed since the Amouda cinema fire, killing 283 Kurdish schoolchildren. The cinema has been rebuilt in cooperation with the Municipalities Union of Jazira Canton and the Rojava Film Commune.
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Hajin, an example in collective work
Citizens and farmers in Hajin are repairing and cleaning canals and irrigation areas belonging to cooperatives working in the field of agriculture in a collective way.
“Coffee JIN”, a Mardin municipal project to promote women’s participation in public life
A café run by women has opened in the province of Mardin, which is governed by the DEM party. “Coffee JIN” is a municipal project to promote women’s participation in public life.
DEM Party launches new women’s initiative in Kurdish-majority Mardin: Coffee JIN
Mardin’s (Mêrdîn) pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Equality and Democracy (DEM) Party-led municipality has inaugurated Coffee JIN, a café exclusively staffed by women, aiming to promote women’s participation in social life. The initiative is part of a broader effort to boost women’s employment and create supportive spaces for women in the city.
604 drinking water wells stopped operating due to Turkish attacks on North-East Syria
Cizre Canton Union of Municipalities made a statement about the latest wave of attacks by the Turkish state against North-East Syria.
Man in NE Syria makes vision reality by turning wind into power
Alan Haj Ali, 32, has dedicated over four years to building a wind turbine, driven by a relentless determination despite the scarcity of materials in his region.
Demsal Cooperative promotes women’s economic empowerment in Hasakah
Kongra Star Economy Committee in Hasakah started Demsal Cooperative promoting women’s economic empowerment for the socioeconomic development and building a free and democratic society.
The Turkish occupation attacks on the regions of northern and eastern Syria are a clear violation of the rule of international environmental law and human rights.
Since 23/10/2024, the regions of Northern and Eastern Syria have witnessed a new wave of escalation in which the Turkish occupying state has targeted the already fragile infrastructure and services due to the siege imposed on the region’s population and the long duration of the ongoing war in the country.
Current Turkish Airstrikes on North and East Syria Target Electricity, Oil and Other Civilian Infrastructure
On October 23 and 24, Turkey has attacked 30 confirmed locations throughout NES, carrying out airstrikes targeting electricity, oil, and other civilian infrastructure. Many locations were hit several times.
The air strikes targeted factories, two bakeries, a health center, and Asayish (Internal Security Forces) checkpoints. Oil stations such as Awda, Tafla, and Suwaydiyah, along with power stations in Kobane and Amude that supply and service the cities were also hit.
This repeated targeting of vital and service facilities precipitates a humanitarian disaster in an area that is home to millions of people, who are already suffering from severe fuel and gas shortages as a result of Turkey’s repeated targeting of infrastructure facilities in previous years.
Hevrîn Xelef, a pioneer for the future of Syria
Kurdish politician Hevrin Xelef was brutally murdered by a jihadist militia during the Turkish invasion of northern Syria five years ago. Her commitment as Secretary General of the Syrian Future Party is not forgotten.
AANES works on operating water station in Deir ez-Zor on solar energy
The Municipalities Board of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) is working on running a water pumping station using alternative energy to tackle the electricity and fuel shortages in a village in Deir ez-Zor Governorate in eastern Syria.
First harvest of ‘Women’s City Garden’: We earn a living by producing
“Women’s City Garden” opened by the Rêya Armûşê (İpekyolu) Municipality held by the DEM Party has yielded its harvest. “We get what we produce,” said Sebiha Yakut, one of the women working in the garden.
