Coexistence has not always been exclusively peaceful, but the genocidal politics of nowadays fascist regimes are something new.
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Tag: YPJ
Bring Anna Home: Father of Anna Campbell to take legal action to retrieve her body
The father of slain British YPJ combatant, Anna Campbell, is preparing to take legal action against the Turkish state in order to ensure the safe return of his daughter’s body. Anna Campbell – also known as Hêlîn Qereçox – was killed by a Turkish airstrike in March 2018, while serving with the Kurdish Women’s Protection
Immortal: A tribute to Anna Campbell and Haukur Hilmarsson
In April 2017, Anna Campbell made the journey to Rojava to fight with the YPJ in defence of the revolution and the Kurdish people. Eleven months later in March 2018, she was killed alongside Sara Merdin and Serhilden by Turkish Forces while defending Afrin. Their bodies were never recovered. To commemorate the first year after
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Site occupations have been a significant tactic in slowing or stopping new coal mines and power stations ~ From Coal Action Network ~ Smoke filled the sky across the industrial parts of the UK, as coal powered the industrial revolution.
France imprisons activist Enric Duran after twelve years of exile
The “Robin Hood” of banks, who gave half a million euros in un-returned loans to social projects, was jailed under a more recent accusation of e-commerce fraud ~ Esther Fayos, Directa ~ Catalan activist Enric Duran is on trial in Nanterre, France, having been imprisoned preventively in the Osny-Pontoise penitentiary centre, 40 kilometres from Paris,
