Kongra Star explained Kongra Star's works to British women

Kongra Star communicated with women in Britain through the Skype service, where they discussed the status of Kongra Star and the Women's Revolution in northern Syria.

Kongra Star explained Kongra Star's works to British women
31 August, 2018   11:10

QAMISHLO

In coordination with Kongra Star and (Institute of Contemporary Arts) in Britain, a meeting was organized by the Skype service, where the official speakers of Kongra Star Avin Swed and on behalf of the Women's Protection Units Asmin Roni and on behalf of Kongra Star Economic Committee, Hivda Serê Kaniyê joined the meeting.

Many academicians and politicians joined the meeting  which was organized at the Institute's headquarters. They  discussed Kongra Star's works in Rojava, and the obstacles that countries showed in the face of the assistance provided by the nations. The Academician who had visited Rojava Rahila Gupta Which was experienced by women in northern Syria spoke about the leading role of women in Rojava.

The aim of the meeting was to communicate through technology, where the meeting was attended by 200 women, in addition to the aunt of the martyr Helen Qarajoukh, who martyred in the Resistance of the Age, was present at the meeting.

 Avin Swed said "Kongra Star started with 28 women and today there are thousands of women working in the Kongra. Kurdish women have started to work in Kongra Star and today thousands of Arab women, Armenians, Chaldean and Syriac work in the Kongra ".

Avin Swed spoke about the Kongra Star's system and women's standards in terms of economy, culture, military and intellectual.

On behalf of the Women's Protection Units(YPJ), the academician Asmin Roni, spoke about the struggle and resistance of YPJ and the attacks on women in Afrin by the Turkish occupation state and noted ,"Freedom is not only the problem of Kurdish women, it is the problem of all women."

The attendees said ,"there is a great interest in the women's revolution in northern Syria, and there are many who would like to go to northern Syria and introduce to the revolution very closely."

At the end of the meeting,  a TV show was presented to explain Kongra Star's works.

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