Protests Across Europe Support Rojava's Autonomy

Pro-Kurdish activists in Berlin unfurled a banner at the Brandenburg Gate, demanding recognition for the self-governing Kurdish regions in Syria, known as Rojava, and an end to attacks in the area. Meanwhile, over 150 Kurds and supporters gathered in Luxembourg to protest Turkish aggression in Northern and Eastern Syria, delivering a dossier of demands to the government and Turkish Embassy, including calls for an arms embargo on Turkey. Similar demonstrations occurred across Europe, highlighting concerns over the humanitarian crisis caused by Turkish military actions and the Syrian National Army. Activists emphasized the slogan 'Jin Jiyan Azadî' (Women, Life, Freedom) as a rallying cry for women's rights and freedom. Protesters called for an end to Western support for the Turkish government, attributing the ongoing violence to international complicity. The collective actions demonstrate a growing solidarity among Kurds and their allies in advocating for peace and autonomy in the region.