by Duran Kalkan, member of the executive council of KCK in an interview with Kurdistan Report. How can we understand democratic autonomy or democratic confederalism? Is it a system that is regionally specific, only suitable to address the situation of the Kurds? I can explain democratic autonomy by giving a historical overview, as follows: the earlier concept of non-state society later became known as civil society, and stood for democratic achievements. Certain sections of s

Question : How can we understand democratic autonomy or democratic confederalism? Is it a system that is regionally specific, only suitable to address the situation of the Kurds? I can explain democratic autonomy by giving a historical overview, as follows: the earlier concept of non-state society later became known as civil society, and stood for democratic achievements. Certain sections of society have won certain economic and democratic rights by various forms of self-orga

The will to take action is like a tingling sensation, an incredibly strong feeling that drives us to break free from passivity. A desire that won't be appeased until it is fulfilled. The thirst for freedom is so unbearable that we cannot take a single minute of rest; otherwise, we will die of thirst. Young people play a decisive role in every revolution. If we analyze any historical process of social progress, we can observe that they occur when the dynamics of rebellious and