With the rise of capitalist modernity, nature and natural life are either being destroyed or severely damaged, losing their richness and diversity. In recent years, the climate system has changed to such an extent that even in Europe the crisis is now being experienced in its full depth. This situation is seriously disrupting the balance of life. In rapidly expanding and distorted urban environments, people increasingly focus on the concept of “sustainability,” yet continue to move further away from nature every day.

In Kurdistan, while both nature and communities face major losses due to the climate crisis and capitalist policies, the geography itself is being gradually destroyed through the war policies of colonial states. In Kurdistan, an ecocide is taking place.

Ecology has long been one of the fundamental principles of the Kurdish Freedom Movement. A free, functional, and effective system can only be achieved when individuals collectively organize every aspect of their lives while holding their own destiny in their hands. Only in this way can a radical, anti-capitalist, social, and self-governing structure be built.