Civil Diplomacy Center North East Syria

Let's be proud of being ourselves. The beautiful gift of nature to nurture the true human values within and around. With the slogan of "Jin Jiyan Azadî" we celebrate International Women's Day in Rojava.

The Women’s Assembly of the Global Tapestry of Alternatives is organizing a session on March 8th, International Women’s Day. It's a space to connect across territories such as Rojava & Chiapas to reflect together on solidarity among women’s movements in these challenging times.

Urge US senators to support Lindsey Graham's Save the Kurds Act c.org/ksBb92Mp via @Change

The Damascus regime claims the women in al-Hol are not responsible for their ISIS husbands’ crimes, while al-Julani loyalists demand their release. Dozens escaped on the first day the Syrian Arab Army took control of the camp. #ISISisBackInSyria

On the first day that Syrian Arab Army factions seized ISIS prisons and al-Hol camp, at least 150 dangerous extremists were released and allowed to roam freely throughout Syria. #ISISTerroristsAreFree

The CDC has signed on the Declaration on Autonomy, Radical Democracy and Self Determination, which propose a global confluence & platform for radical democracy one that non-hierarchically shares knowledge, practices, solidarity & strategies. Join us here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Coming up Within & Beyond: Insurgent Ethnography Conference We're honored that Rojava will be part of two panels: 🗓️April 24: Parallel Justice: Beyond the State 🗓️April 25: Within and Beyond Structures of Domination Speakers: Gulistan H, @Nourshan_Husein Hosted by @binghamtonu

Erdogan scandal!! Erdogan gangs release unashamed video targeting rallies of protesters dancing in Tishreen dam via drone equipped with VOG-17 bombs that killed and wounded dozens. Watch to the end! @UNHumanRights @antonioguterres @coalition @POTUS @CENTCOM @IntlCrimCourt

To stop Turkey's bombing and killing of Kurdish civilians and Kurdish fighters from the air, the Kurds in Syria need a no-fly zone. #NoFlyZone4NESyria

2) Turkey & its proxies are launching unprovoked attacks on the AANES areas that have been liberated from the Assad regime since 2012. 3) The fate of women is being manipulated and a system is being built in which women have no place. Act now, tomorrow will be too late!

There is an urgent need for civil society to take action to stop what is happening in Syria: 1) People of non-Muslim religions and non-Sunni sects are being suppressed and killed... (>>)

It is absolutely critical to enforce a no-fly zone over North East Syria without delay. #NoFlyZone4NESyria

Tomorrow, we will host an online roundtable discussion on the state of universities and academic institutions in Rojava/DAANES following the fall of the dictatorial regime, and explore strategies to protect them in the ongoing struggle for democracy in Syria. Contact to join us!

Kobani represents dignity. Kobani stands as a testament to the honor of all free peoples worldwide. Kobani embodies the values of generosity and resilience. Kobani signifies dialogue and peace. #TurkeyAttacksKobanê

Kobani represents the ideals of freedom and humanitarian resilience. Defending Kobani means standing up for the women's revolution and the Rojava revolution. #TurkeyAttacksKobanê

The Qatari @AlJazeera channel plays a malicious role by fabricating false news that would distort the image of the DAANES and the SDF, aiming to sow discord among the Syrian population. Its tactics appear to align closely with those of the Turkish media.

@ChrisVanHollen Erdogan is the king in Damascus now, what do you say for that?

As the situation on the ground in Syria rapidly evolves, the U.S.'s steadfast support for our Syrian Kurdish allies and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) must remain unshakeable.   My statement after speaking on the phone today with SDF Commander, General Mazloum Abdi:

While MSM ignores the fact that Kurds have already set up a multi-ethnic true democracy in the northern third of Syria (now imperiled by Turkey's Erdogan) @MattBroomfield1 has written a must-read explainer. Read it & support Rojava at this critical time. shorturl.at/ae9QA

Manbij stood as a manifestation of self-rule — 8 years of democratic confederalism where diversity thrived and women, once chained by patriarchy, became revolutionaries in their own right. But now, brute force has shattered that dream. Turkish state terror, draped in the language of ‘security,’ marches with its SNA mercenaries — recycled ISIS foot soldiers now wearing a new flag. Women who once walked free are forced back into veils, their voices silenced by Sharia law. The world calls this ‘liberation.’ The true oppressors are crowned as revolutionaries, while the women who bled for freedom are branded as tyrants. Yes, there were protests in Manbij, Deir Ezzor, and Raqqa. But do not be deceived. These were not protests against Kurdish rule — there was no Kurdish rule. These were cities of self-rule, governed by their own people. Those protests were an attack on the very soul of the women’s revolution. Staged, choreographed, and tellingly, not a single woman stood among them. This is not revolution. It is reaction. And the price of our silence will be paid in chains.