Examples of using Rojava has in English and their translations into Greek
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Rojava has an armed force of 50 thousand fighters today.
Political stance regarding Rojava has changed in the West to some degree.
Rojava has only four of three courts, two in Cizîre and one each in Kobanê and Afrîn.
With the resistance of Kobane, Rojava has become a symbol of hope worldwide.
So Rojava has been, all throughout its three-year period of existence, a thorn on the side of the“solution process”.
The international alliance against the revolution of Rojava has to be confronted with global resistance.
For years Rojava has stood with the world against terror and fascism.
But the movement in Rojava has confidence in itself and it is getting favourable results.
Having driven out agents of the Assad regime in 2011, and despite the hostility of almost all of its neighbours, Rojava has not only maintained its independence, but is a remarkable democratic experiment.
And so, the revolution in Rojava has become an inseparable part of the history of these forces all over the world.
The principles of democratic autonomy are anticapitalist, but Rojava has in any case no economic surplus that can be used to develop the economy.
The autonomous region of Rojava has gained international visibility as a beacon of struggle against the Islamic State and other forms of autocratic power, an experiment in which many anarchists are currently participating.
In addition to the council system, Rojava has a transitional government in place as well, a built-in dual power.
For years now Rojava has been cut off from much needed imports through an embargo enforced by these powers.
The self-management of one single factory in Rojava has already been the object of a dozen articles and the cover page of several militant papers.
The attempt to build an alternative society in Rojava has attracted sympathy, especially among the Kurds whose basic democratic rights have been denied for decades, and women in Rojava have acquired a better status than in the rest of the region.
Like no other revolution of the last decades, Rojava has inspired us and shown us how radical and beautiful the struggle for the liberation of a society can be.
The social revolution carried out by the Kurdish movement in Rojava has been widely celebrated on various radical media outlets; more mainstream and corporate outlets have commended its military prowess to such an extent that it is not necessary to reexamine it here.
The movements of Greeks in Rojava have prompted the interest of the relevant security services.
The movements of Greeks in Rojava have prompted the interest of the relevant security services.
The political and social changes taking place in Rojava have in large part been inspired by the libertarian socialist politics of Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan.
But today the women of Rojava have shaken off that tradition and participate fully in public life: at every level of politics and society.
The people of Rojava have decided to set up a system of democratic confederalism and are engaged in trying to realise this.
Now, amid an embargo by neighboring enemy countries and the gigantic sale's price of fertilizers that smugglers are asking due to war,farmers of Rojava have no other feasible way than to produce their own fertilizer.
All these delirious leftist extrapolations are in a logical line with the anarchists who believed that the movement around Catalonia's fiscal independence would lead to the outright abolition of capitalism orthat the consolidation of the Kurdish state in Rojava had anything to do with the communist revolution.