I love life; in the horizons of freedom, I have slain death thousands of times. Now, death has become a dream to me, and I hide myself within its breath.
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The construction of the democratic nation, as a remedy against the idea of the nation-state, means society reclaiming its own essence and, in its simplest form, rebuilding sociality in a renewed and living way.
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Murat Karayılan commented on the legal reforms being debated in Turkey as part of the current process, saying that concrete confidence-building measures must be taken to achieve a lasting solution.
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Yes, among peoples there are always nameless heroes. Many of them are known, but many others remain nameless and without a trace, only among the pages of history.
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Duran Kalkan
Leader Apo investigated the following question: if the ideology was not to be that of the nation-state, then what ideological line would develop? He researched methods of solution, concentrated on them, resolved the contradictions between ends and means, and ultimately put forward the democratic nation as the ideology for solving the problems that the nation-state could not resolve.
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The word love is, in truth, a very enchanted word. From the birth of a human being until death, love becomes one’s life companion, one’s comrade on the road, and the keeper of one’s secrets.
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The Kurdish people are one of the oldest resisting peoples in history. From the very first day that the dominant mentality emerged, the geography of Kurdistan has been a geography in which women have taken part in resistance.
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Kurdistan is the land of the brave. On this soil, together with the seeds of wheat, the seeds of heroism have also been sown.
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The adventure of meaning is as old as the history of humanity. This term has developed as humanity has developed, and even under every kind of intellectual change and transformation throughout all stages of history, it has lost nothing of its essence.
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It is well known that, up to now, we have not truly understood love, nor have we genuinely lived it. Even in Mem and Zîn by Ahmedê Xanî, the traditional limits of love were never fully surpassed.
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