“…the Partiya Karkerên Kurdistanê (the Kurdistan Workers’ Party or PKK). Formally a Marxist-Leninist political party which fought to establish an independent Kurdish state called Kurdistan. However, under the guidance of their leader Abdullah Öcalan, the party changed its platform and strategy. After Öcalan‘s imprisonment during which he corresponded with American anarchist Murray Bookchin and was deeply influenced by his philosophy of libertarian communalism, he called for the PKK to adopt a platform of democratic confederalism and dropped its demand for the establishment of a Kurdish state, instead advocating complete statelessness.” source: Kurdistan as an Anarchist Society
Is The PKK A Terrorist Group? Depends on who you ask
A rare look inside the Kurdish rebel movement: PKK, war on all fronts
Also see: rojavaplan.com
wiki.rojavaplan.com
