IDEAS/RePEc Simple Impact Factors (Last 10 Years) for Journals. Kurdistan : Oui, le peuple peut changer les choses (l’expérience du Rojava) Un reportage de Zaher Baher, du Kurdish Anarchists Forum et du Haringey Solidarity Group (Londres), juillet 2014, traduit par Alain KMS, avec Alternative libertaire.
Le texte ci-dessous est un des rares témoignages sur l’expérience d’auto-organisation populaire du Kurdistan syrien. C’est la raison pour laquelle il était nécessaire de le rendre accessible aux francophones, en dépit de ses lacunes et de certaines confusions. L’auteur n’ayant pu répondre aux questions du traducteur, celui-ci a dû recouper certaines informations avec d’autres sources (merci au journaliste Maxime Azadi, d’Actukurde.fr). Il a été choisi d’utiliser la version kurde des noms de lieu, tout en indiquant, dans certains cas, leur nom en arabe et en français. L’intégralité du texte est reproduite, à l’exception d’un passage de géopolitique que le traducteur a jugé trop long et trop peu pertinent. La Cizîrê est l’un des trois cantons du Rojava. Les trois cantons kurdes en mars 2014.
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