Noi, organizzazione che lavora sul futuro democratico ed ecologico, condanniamo la guerra che il governo turco ha unilateralmentedichiarato nel nordest della Siria. Questa guerra non ha alcuna legittima giustificazione, ma è un crimine che sta peggiorando le condizioni della regione in modo grave.
E’un tentativo di invasione che colpisce i risultati di democratizzazione raggiunti dai popoli Curdi, Assiri, Arabi ed altri che vivono insieme pacificamente nel Nordest della Siria. Nel 2012 il processo di liberazione è iniziato in Rojava, la regione a predominanza curda in Siria,edin seguito si è diffuso ad altre parti del Nordest della Siria, portando alla sconfitta dello Stato Islamico (IS). Il modello di autogoverno chiamato ‘Autonomia Democratica’ è basato primariamente sulla liberazione delle donne, sulla democrazia diretta,sulla diversità etnica e religiosa e sui principi ecologici.
E’ sicuramente la più democratica e pacifica regione della Siria dopo8 anni di guerra. Questa regione democratica deve essere difesa da tutte le persone e organizzazioni del mondo se credono che l’opportunità di un cambiamento democratico passi per la difesa della Siria del Nord!I primi due giorni dell’attacco in corso han mostrato che l’esercito turco attacca appositamente anche obiettivi civili e i loro mezzi di sussistenza. Infrastrutture per il rifornimento d’acqua, dighe, centrali elettriche e altre infrastrutture sono state distrutte.
L’intero mondo naturale, che ospita la società umana, è pesantemente impattato dagli attacchi aerei e dell’artiglieria. Dozzine di progetti per una vita ecologica, democratica e di parità di genere, alcuni dei quali avviati grazie alla partecipazione di molte persone internazionali ed organizzazioni della società civile, sono ora minacciati.
Un’altra volta abbiamo sperimentato: la guerra è un crimine contro le persone e la natura.Il popolo curdo sta resistendo all’invasione e tenta di cambiare la demografia della regione con ogni mezzo possibile, ma c’è un forte disequilibrio quando ci si autodifende contro un grosso esercito della NATO. Il ruolo degli Stati Uniti, che ha lasciato il campo alla Turchia per questa guerra brutale, è più che vergognoso, ma anche tutti gli altri stati occidentali,la Russia, ed altri stati regionali, devono essere fortemente criticati.
Se la Guerra del governo turco nel Nordest della Siria, che è chiaramente una violazione del diritto internazionale, non viene fermata, avrà risultati catastrofici e non risolverà alcun problema. Sfidiamo tutte le organizzazioni internazionali e i governi che si dichiarano democratici di esprimersi contro questa guerra.Ci appelliamo a tutte le organizzazioni democratiche ed ecologiche ad alzare le vostre voci per i popoli del Nordest della Siria, unitevi ed organizzate azioni democratiche pubbliche, e chiedete che i politici intraprendano immediatamente tutti i passaggi possibili per impedire questa guerra brutale contro la democrazia e la natura.
Solidarietà coi popoli in Rojava e in tutto il Nordest della Siria!
11.10.2019
Mesopotamia Ecology Movement
Mesopotamia Ecology Movement, North Kurdistan/Turkey
Make Rojava Green Again, Rojava/Northeast Syria
Internationalist Commune, Rojava/Northeast Syria
DOZ, Rojava/Northeast Syria
Waterkeeper Iraq
Civil Development Organization (CDO), National NGO, Iraq
Save the Tigris Campaign, Iraq
Iraqi Civil Society Soloidarity Initiative (ICSSI), Iraq
Metro Center for Journalists Right & Advocacy, Iraq
Polen Ekoloji, Turkey
Initiative to Keep Hasankeyf Alive, North-Kurdistan/Turkey
HDP (People’s Democratic Party) Ecology Commission, Turkey
HDK (People’s Democratic Congress) Ecology Commission, Turkey
Kareza Institution, Iran
Chiya Environmental Institution, Iran
Green Kurdistan Environmental Organization, Iran
Green Chiya Organization, Iran
Mariwan Cultural and Literary Organization, Iran
Rojiyar Cultural and Literary Organization, Iran
Pajin Environmenal Organization. Iran
Saqiz Environment protectors Organization. Iran
Ashti Cultural Development Foundation Bane. Iran
Mariwan Teachers Union, Iran
Ronan Scientific and Cultural Center, Iran
Shney Nojin Organization of Sine. Iran
Green Kurdistan Population. Iran
Sardasht Environment Protectors Institution. Iran
Hetaw Environmental Organization of Sardasht. Iran
Kurdistan Green Jiwan Organization, Iran
Baroje Literary Center, Iran
Zagros Oak Organization of Rabbat, Iran
Inter-American Vigilance for the Defense and the Right to Water (Red VIDA), The Americas
Movement of Dam Affected People (MAB), Brazil
Movement of Dam Affected People from Latin America (MAR), The Americas
Movement of Defence of Water, Land and Environment (MODATIMA), Chile
Platform for Public and Community Partnerships of the America’s (PAPC), The Americas
Fundación Abril, Bolivia
Ecos, El Salvador
Corporación Ecológica y Cultural Penca de Sabila, Colombia
Red de Sistemas Comunitarios y Comités por la Defensa del Agua, Mexico
Agua para Tod@s, Agua para la Vida, Mexico
Rural Solidarity, Bénin
Centro de Encuentros y Diálogos Interculturales, Mexico
Universidad de la Tierra, Oaxaca, Mexico
The Fleming Policy Centre, UK
Rivers Without Boundaries International Coalition, Asia
First Ecosocialist International, Global
FairCoop, Global
Defend the Sacred Alliance, global
Ende Gelände, Germany
FridaysForFuture Frankfurt, Germany
Fridays For Future, UK
International Rivers, USA
Balkanka Association Sofia, Bulgaria
Fundacja Zielone Światło, Poland
Attac Italy
Australians for Kurdistan, Australia
European Water Movement, Europe
Afro Yaqui Music Collective, USA
Women’s Strike Assembly, Cymru (Wales)
Kurdish Solidarity, Cymru (Wales)
IWW, Cymru (Wales)
EYDAP, Greece
Popular Unity Candidacy (CUP), Catalonia
Ekolologistak Martxan, Basque Country
Komite Internazionalistak, Basque Country
Kurdistanekin Elkartasun Ekimena, Basque Country
Catalan Network for a New Water Culture, Catalonia
Cambridge Social Ecology, UK
Italian Forum of Water Movements, Italy
Association Town Partnership Oldenburg-Efrîn, Germany
Kuchnia Konfliktu (Kitchen of Conflicts), Poland
Plan C, UK
Kurdistan Solidarity Network, UK
The Corner House, UK
Solidarity Economy Association, UK
Cambridge Zero Carbon Society, UK
EcoMujer, Germany
Devon and Cornwall Green Anti Capitalist Forum, UK
Umweltgewekschaft e.V. – Regional Group Bremen/Oldenburg, Germany
Bristol Social Ecology, UK
Frances Libertes, France
Danish Ecologist Tannie Nyboe, Denmark
Solidarity Economy Association, UK
Campaign against Animal Factories, Niedersachsen, Germany
Ecosocialist Horizons, USA
Plataforma Ciudadana Zaragoza sin Fractura, Spain
Asociacion de Cultura Popular Alborada, Spain
Aigua és Vida, Catalonia
Associació Catalana d’Enginyeria Sense Fronteres, Catalonia
Moviment per l’aigua pública i democràtica, Catalonia
Zukunftskonvent Germany
Un Ponte Per, Italy
XR Youth Denmark (Extinction Rebellion Ungdom), Denmark
Klimakollektivet, Denmark
Free the Soil, Denmark
Städtepartnerschaft Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg – Dêrîk, Germany
Peace in Kurdistan (PIK), UK
Campaign Against Criminalising Communities (CAMPACC), UK
Allmende e.V. – gemeinschaftlicher Waldgarten, Germany
Our Future Now, UK
Jay Geils, IWW, DSA-LSC, Symbiosis Congress, UK
Décentrale Synergiehub, Mont-Soleil, Switzerland
St-Imier.org Anarchist Gatherings, Switzerland
Solidarity. fm, Self-empowered Culture Radio, Switzerland
Tamera Peace Research & Education Center, Portugal
TRADENER, Basque Country
TRISE – Transnational Institute of Social Ecology
Ecologistas en Acción, Spain
Earth Thrive – UK/Serbia
CODEPINK, Canada
Coordination EAU Bien Commun, France
Coordination EAU Île-de-France, France
Azadi, Plataforma en suport amb el poble kurd, Catalonia
Permaculture Sweden
Xarxa per la Sobirania Energetica, Catalonia, Spain
MAKVÄRKET, Cultural and environmental collective, Denmark
Diritti a Prescindere (DAP), Italy
ROAR Magazine
Red Agua Publica (RAP), Spain
Solifonds, Switzerland
MultiWatch, Switzerland
Obóz dla Puszczy, Białowieska Forest, Poland
EYDAPP; Greece
Klima Aktion DK, Denmark
The Institute for Social Ecology. USA
Klimagerechtigkeitsgruppe Animal Climate Action, Germany
Syrena collective, Poland
Student Anti-fascist Committee of the University of Warsaw, Poland
Camp for Forest, Poland
NOAH Ungdom, Denmark
Demokratisk Omställning, Sweden
Also signed by following individuals:
Noam Chomsky, linguist, political dissident, Institute Professor Emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and laureate professor at the University of Arizona, USA
Gustavo Esteva, founder of Universidad de la Tierra, Oaxaca / Mexico
Ashish Kothari, chairman of Greenpeace India’s Board, India
Janet Biehl, Independist Scholar, USA
Eyal Rozenberg, Activist, Palestine/Israel
Joost Jongerden, Associate Professor Wageningen University, Netherlands
Debbie Bookchin, Activist and Writer, USA
Himanshu Thakkar, South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers & People, India
Dr Felix Padel, Centre for World Environment History, University of Sussex, Wales
Dr Derek Wall, former International Coordinator of the Green Party of England and Wales
Linda Farthing, Journalist, Bolivia
Dr. Savaş Ergül, Trinity College, Ireland
Burcu Seyben, Academician, USA
Julie Ward, Member of European Parliament, UK
Prof. Neşe Özgen, Duke University, USA
Prof. Michael Pimbert, UK
Prof. John Tully, Australia
Dimitrios Roussopoulos, writer, and president of MPCC, Montreal, Canada
Sina Arnold, Academician, Germany
Professor Kariane Westrheim, University of Bergen, Norway. Chair of EUTCC, Norway
Federico Venturini, PhD, University of Udine, Italy
Enrica Saraullo, International Solidarity Officer, International Workers of the World, UK
Gisela Penteker, IPPNW, Germany
Heike Geisweid, Lawyer, Germany
Pete Davies, Organising Department Chair, Industrial Workers of the World, UK
Erling Folkvord, Former national MP and today the leader of Solidarity with Kurdistan, Norway
Nadia Alexan, Professor, Canada
Kati Engel, Member of Thuringia Parliament, DIE LINKE, Germany
Beata Nowak, Co-Chief Editor of Zielone Wiadomości, Poland
Mar Carrera, Education Activist, Catalonia
Giannis Papadimitriou, Ativist, Greece
Wasilis von Rauch, Ecology Activist, Germany
Rüdiger Bahr, IG-Metall member, Germany
Matt Heinrich, UK
Julian Melamade, Brighton IWW Secretary, UK
Raphaël Favier, France
Dr. Judith Dellheim, Economist Analyst, Germany
Elke Dangeleit, Anthropologist, Journalist, Germany
Annelies Broekman, phd, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Catalonia
Enric Duran, Cooperativa Integral Catalana and Faircoop founder, Catalonia
Dr. Vildan Seckiner, Germany
John Bradley, Community Organizer, Canada
Dominik Lehmann, Social Worker, Germany
Núria Vidal de Llobatera, Ecologistes en Acció, Barcelona, Spain
Prof. Haim Yacobi, The Bartlett Development Planning Unit, University College London, UK
Luis Andueza, Geographer, University of St Andrews, Scotland
Andrea Levy, Ph.D, historian, Montreal, Canada
Pierre Jasmin, classical pianist, Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Canada
M. Athna Palaeologu, Ph.D, writer and activist, Thessaloniki, Greece
Angel Martinez, Ph.D. trande unionists, Montreal, Canada
Chris Zumbrunn, Forum for Direct Democracy, Switzerland
Tannie Nyboe, Political and Ecologist Activist, Denmark
Brian Tokar, activist and educator, UK
Christine Perret, France
Ersilia Verlinghieri, researcher, University of Oxford, UK
Lara Vilanova, Cinematographer, Catalonia
Ömer Faruk Yekdeş, phd student, Boğaziçi Iniversity, Turkey
Jodie Evans, CODEPINK cofounder, Canada
Medea Benjamin, CODEPINK cofounder, Canada
Prof. Adriana Allen, The Bartlett Development Planning Unit, University College, UK
Barbara Lipietz, UK
Mechthil Theilmann, Switzerland
Engin Sustam, Academician, Paris 8 University, France
Raffaella Cavallo, DAP, Udine, Italy
Barbara Janisch, Free University Berlin, Germany
Ibalu Alba Dwan, independent researcher, Germany
Carne Ross, former British diplomat and founding director of Independent Diplomat, UK
Salim Dara, founding director of Rural Solidarity, Bénin
Gigi Coyle, community activist and author, United States
Win Phelps, Beyond Boundaries, United States
Dieter Duhm, sociologist, author and co-founder of Tamera, Portugal
Ute Richter, author, Germany
Dr. Joachim Niklas, agrobiologist, Germany
Martin Winiecki, leader of the Institute for Global Peace Work, Portugal
Monika Alleweldt, Verlag Meiga, Germany
Vera Kleinhammes, Global Campus & Tamera, Portugal
Gabriel Meyer, co-founder of Sulha, Israel-Palestine
Jessica Gorman, University of San Diego, USA
Shaun Chamberlin, author, UK
David I. Block, Activist-Writer, NY, USA
Karsten Schuster, Artist, Germany
Johannes Schulte, Mitglied der Gewerkschaft Verdi , Germany
Dr. Paulina Kramarz, Institute of Environmental Sciences, Jagiellonian University.
Boyd Rossing, Emeritus Professor, Department of Civil Society and Community Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Miguel Fernandes, freelance translator, Portugal
Laurence Desarzens, community gardener, coop activist in Ecojonx, Switzerland
Dr. Zofia Prokop, Institute of Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Biology Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland
