Examples of using Rojava project in English and their translations into Greek
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The Rojava Project.
Hence, supporting the partitioning of Syria began with the US andIsrael's full support of the so- called"Rojava Project".
However, the Rojava project, as the most relevant vanguard against ISIS, is not over yet.
This is unfortunate because it helps us fit the Rojava project into the Syrian revolution's context.
While the Rojava project has been both romanticised and demonised, in brief it combines a number of highly progressive aspects with blemishes and limitations- as did other theatres of the Syrian revolution.
There is no reason why the left cannot combine solidarity for the Rojava project with a critical eye on its limitations.
The stated goal of the Rojava project is to build a liberated, democratic society with equal rights for women in which different ethnic and religious groups can live together.
With the beginning of the Turkish“Olive Branch Operation” on January 20, 2018,it has been even clearer that the Rojava project was perceived as a danger by the neighbouring countries.
For example, while Tax highlights how essential the PYD has been in organizing the Rojava project, she fails to discuss how- had it not built on decades of organizing and cadre training- the party would not have been able to seize the opportunity presented by the 2011 uprising.
Therefore, the current processes of the US abandoning the SDF to Assad, and the SDF itself trying to negotiate a deal with Assad, are essentially in harmony, butin these“negotiations” it is the regime, not the Rojava project, that will come out on top.”.
To that end, we really don't see the Rojava project being affected by Trump's antics, this time around at least.
The claim by many on the left that the Rojava project of Kurdish democratic confederalism in Northern Syria could continue in co-existence with the Assad regime seems increasingly unsustainable as the Assad regime has stepped up its pressure on Kurdish areas ever since it was reassured of having crushed the Syrian revolution.
The sight of a huge banner in the city's central square was seen by some Arab nationalists as evidence of‘Kurdish colonialism',despite the fact that Ocalan's writings and the Rojava project have moved away from nationalist discourse in favour of advocating a multi-ethnic society in which cooperation between Kurds, Arab, Assyrians, Turkmen and other nations is paramount.
However, none of this is really about love of“the Kurds” or the Rojava project and there should be little doubt that betrayal would have arrived sometime later.
Perhaps most crucially, it remains to be seen whether Turkey,which has stated its desire to obliterate the Rojava project, will be brought to heel or given the green light by some combination of the three world powers-Russia, Iran, and the US-vying to exert control over Syria.
It will be worst also because the people ofAfrin supports the YPG, the PYD and the Rojava Federation project indefectibly.
While Turkey wanted to overthrow the Baath regime in the first years of the Syrian uprising,since 2016 it focuses almost only on limiting the growing power of the new democratic project in Rojava/Northern Syria.
However, a lot of people from Bakur and Iran are already mobilized andsupporting social and ecological projects in Rojava.
As described above,a big part of our campaign is to support projects in Rojava financially or practically in the spirit of solidarity and internationalism.