Examples of using Rojava in English and their translations into Slovak
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Rojava is now de facto autonomous.
The experiment of Rojava has shown this all the more clearly.
Rojava lies to the west of the River Tigris along the Turkish border.
Mr. Branislav Škripek supports this Democratic self-administration in Rojava and also visited this region.
Rojava is not officially recognized as autonomous by the governments of Syria or Turkey as yet.
Above our heads, side by side,are the symbols and flags of the movements and parties that make up the Rojava Revolution.
Rojava is still a war zone and under siege, making its market outside the society's control.
Our Spanish comrades fight for the freedom andself-determination of all peoples living in the Syrian part of Kurdistan- Rojava.
Rojava or Western Kurdistan is a de facto autonomous region in northern and north-eastern Syria.
Turkey wants to eliminate two Syrian entities;the Assad regime in Damascus and Rojava(the emerging Kurdish state) in the northeast!
Last year, he visited Rojava, the predominantly Kurdish autonomous region in Northern Syria, where the people practice a form of radical democracy.
Suad Kobane, European representative for the PYD,one of the largest parties involved in the Rojava Revolution, calls this a model for democratic modernity.
It is in Rojava that the ideology of Democratic Confederalism which is based on the ideas of Murray Bookchin and Abdullah Öcalan is being implemented.
By virtue of being in the margins,there is reason to hope that the revolutionaries in Sudan will, like those in Rojava, succeed in establishing a revolutionary alternative.
The Kurds initially named their enclave Rojava, the Kurdish name for the area, but they have since renamed it the North Syria Federation, to reflect the new demography.
This policy was not only economic,but also social as well and led to the division of society in Rojava, which has always had a tremendous community spirit and culture.
Kurds generally consider Rojava to be one of the four parts of a greater Kurdistan, which also includes parts of south eastern Turkey(Northern Kurdistan), northern Iraq(Southern Kurdistan) and western Iran Eastern Kurdistan.
In the face of this support, the online newspaper Al-Monitorcalls on Turkey to close its border to ISIS while Rojava threatened Ankara with“dire consequences” unless Turkish aid ceases.
In 2011, Kurdish revolutionaries, in alliance with Arabs, Assyrians, andother peoples from the region, declared Rojava independent from the Assad regime and established a system that they refer to as“democratic confederalism,” or stateless democracy.
Kurds generally consider southeastern Turkey to be one of the four parts of a Greater Kurdistan,which also includes parts of northern Syria(Rojava or Western Kurdistan), northern Iraq(Southern Kurdistan), and northwestern Iran(Eastern Kurdistan).
Kurds generally consider what they refer to as Northern Kurdistan to be one of the four parts of a greater Kurdistan,which also includes parts of northern Syria(Rojava/Western Kurdistan), northern Iraq(Southern Kurdistan), and western Iran(Eastern Kurdistan).