The Kurds, after the end of II World War were divided by the creation of new borders and nation states. Some of them, broken by a line of border between Turkey and Syria, lives in the south east of the anatolian country and in the northern part of Arab Republic. This caused the break-up of many families that once lived in the same context. The Kurdish people in the syrian area, called in Kurdish, "Rojava", have passed on the international news headlines for the siege of more than one hundred and forty days of the militias of the Islamic State on Kobanî city, in Arabic, Eyn Al Arab. Many Kurds, despite the historical repression exercised by the turkish state, managed to escape from the besieged city, taking refuge in different parts of Kurdistan under the control of Turkey. The city of Kobanî was heavily damaged by the constant attacks of IS (Islamic State) and by the bombing of the international coalition anti IS. The People's protection Units and the Women's Protection Units(YPG-YPJ), after an exhausting resistance, have managed to liberate the city, thus allowing a large number of displaced Kurds and other minorities that inhabit the area, returning slowly in the city, opening the way to a gradual and difficult reconstruction of life.
On the Kobane's Way
On the Kobane's Way
The Kurds, after the end of II World War were divided by the creation of new borders and nation states. Some of them, broken by a line of border between Turkey and Syria, lives in the south east of the anatolian country and in the northern part of Arab Republic. This caused the break-up of many families that once lived in the same context. The Kurdish people in the syrian area, called in Kurdish, "Rojava", have passed on the international news headlines for the siege of more than one hundred and forty days of the militias of the Islamic State on Kobanî city, in Arabic, Eyn Al Arab. Many Kurds, despite the historical repression exercised by the turkish state, managed to escape from the besieged city, taking refuge in different parts of Kurdistan under the control of Turkey. The city of Kobanî was heavily damaged by the constant attacks of IS (Islamic State) and by the bombing of the international coalition anti IS. The People's protection Units and the Women's Protection Units(YPG-YPJ), after an exhausting resistance, have managed to liberate the city, thus allowing a large number of displaced Kurds and other minorities that inhabit the area, returning slowly in the city, opening the way to a gradual and difficult reconstruction of life.