Examples of using To rojava in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Since my trip to Rojava, my worldview has changed.
Obviously, I do not want to deny the difficulties orthe dangers on the road to Rojava.
But there is a way to help us: come to Rojava yourself and help us build these structures.
It is quite difficult in reality to have reliable information about the details of the inner workings,social and political, to Rojava.
The company seems to Rojava at a much more advanced politicization point that Western societies, French in mind.
I believe in it personally, and say that in a month, or a year,the number of women coming to Rojava will be greater than that of men.
Hundreds of people made their way to Rojava and participated in the resistance against ISIS and in building a new society.
Staying a volunteer Back in France,it is of course impossible for my armed commitment to Rojava to influence my militant practices.
Originally, we planned to go to Rojava(Syrian Kurdistan), but the geopolitical vagaries of this troubled region prevented us from doing so.
Several features of social organization in Rojava It is quite difficult in reality to have reliable information about the details of the inner workings,social and political, to Rojava.
The fighters say that their objectives are not constrained to Rojava, but they also have intentions to help in the struggles and social revolutions around the world.
The attack in Suruç- where 33 militants(including 3 anarchists) in support Rojava, died- allowed Erdogan to start a"war against terrorism" which is actually a broad attack against the forces beat to Rojava.
E& A- How do you project the existence of a legal sovereignty andpolitical autonomy status to Rojava considering some fundamental themes like: movement of currency what it would be like?
Also, what happens to Rojava currently is without a doubt the most interesting social and political experience in the area for a long time, at least on such a scale and in such a context.
We believe conversely it is desirable to widely spread the political project led by the people who live and struggle to Rojava and focus here-dessus rather than adopting postures humanitarian, charitable and doom.
The former were over-armed- largely thanks to the huge stockpile of American weapons seized in the warehouses of Mosul, Iraq- and the latter had only a light weapon recovered here and there,or smuggled to Rojava before the civil war.
You may not need to go to Rojava to learn these things, but here it is clearer than ever that the solution to our problems will not come from your hand, or from your parliaments, or even from your prefectures that now announce the change.
But despite much remaining vagueness about the exact details of what's happening on the ground(even among those who have been to Rojava), it is clear that much of the popular classes in Kurdistan are engaged in a revolutionary process that we should support.
This criticism that we carry with Kurdish comrades with whom we work is all the more urgent that blurring the revolutionary aspect of the project brought to Rojava and focusing on"barbarians" of the EI and the dangers that they constitute for Europe(speech which is several times income, Paris and Germany in particular), we may increase media and political paranoia around the jihadism in France.
The French far left has mostly limited its support for the revolution in Rojava to a few press releases and participation in solidarity demonstrations.