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Assyrian SUP party and its armed wing the MFS, the PYD attempts to give the impression to the world that it has established good relations with all of the Assyrians in the areas it controls, and not merely with the political and military groups directly under its control. Events and testimony have made it clear that the picture is significantly more complicated."
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state... These events led to the formation in 1996 of a new political movement around the Mesopotamia Freedom Party Gabo d'Hirutho d'Bethnahrin (GHB), whose supporters and members are known as Dawronoye d'Bethnahrin (Revolutionaries of Bethnahrin). This party sought to represent all Assyrians, Syriacs and
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alleged that Kurdish authorities in Syria, in conjunction with Dawronoye officials, had shut down several Assyrian schools in Northern Syria and fired their administration. This was said to be because these schooled failed to register for a license and for rejecting the new curriculum approved by the
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A more politicised generation had found their 'revolutionary selves' by supporting the Kurdish cause in the 'Mesopotamian fraternity' through active resistance against state repression; this position represented a break from the historically submissive position of Assyrian–Syriacs with respect to the
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In 2018, the Assyrian Policy Institute reported that Assyrian journalist Souleman Yusph was arrested by the Kurdish Self-Administration in Syria through Dawronoye affiliated forces, allegedly due to his reporting of purported human rights violations enacted by PYK and Dawronoye authorities in Syria.
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Other Assyrian membership organisations, in particular those upholding a more traditional interpretation of Assyrian identity, are critical of Dawronoye. One 2015 statement by an Assyrian federations in the diaspora said that "By financing and propping up certain individuals and groups like the
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was signed. The purpose of the occupation was to attract the attention of the media and Swiss government on the denial of Assyrian rights in Turkey due to the Treaty of Lausanne, the continued oppression on the Assyrian people in Turkey, and to call for international recognition of the Assyrian
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regardless of sectarian or class differences; it aimed to achieve recognition of cultural and political rights of Assyrian–Syriacs as indigenous communities and it sought sovereignty over an ancestral homeland, referred to as Bethnahrin, a territory that encompasses part of Iraq, south-eastern
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Education Authority. Closure methods ranged from officially shutting down schools to having armed men enter the schools and shut them down forcefully. An Assyrian educator named Isa Rashid was later badly beaten outside of his home for rejecting the Kurdish self-administration's curriculum.
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Manipulation of rhetoric and propaganda that seek to fully absorb the Assyrian experience into the Kurdish nationalist cause as articulated by the PYD/YPG, paving the way for the long-term absence of any Assyrian representation outside or apart from the Kurdish
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The authors alleged that the Dawronoye movement existed to create an image of pluralism and inclusion to the outside world by Kurdish leadership in Syria and that it serves to advance Kurdish-nationalist interests within the Assyrian community of Syria.
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after an increase of attacks directed at them. Assyrians were not recognized as a distinct ethnic group with their own language, and suffered from discrimination and oppression. The continued violence had led to a wave of migration of Assyrians towards
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also alleged that PYD and Dawronoye affiliated authorities had forcefully broken and replaced locks in schools and fired all of their staff without warning. From 1935 until then, these schools had operated under the control of the
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Biner, Zerrin Özlem (2011). "Multiple imaginations of the state: understanding a mobile conflict about justice and accountability from the perspective of Assyrian–Syriac communities".
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to their students. The API stated that this was an effort by the PYD to "impose a Kurdish nationalist curriculum onto all areas it governs." The forced closures were condemned by the
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Turkey, western Iran and eastern Syria. The party adopted symbols to raise political and historical consciousness, and it emphasised solidarity with the Kurdish cause.
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Whereas previous generations of Assyrians in Europe had emphasised a Christian identity or (in the 1970s-80s) a secular ethnic identity, rooted in the ancient
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In one notable event in 2000, 100 members of the Patriotic Revolutionary Organization of Beth Nahrin forced entry and occupied a government building in
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Rival Assyrian factions accuse the Dawronoye movement of providing a cover for the PYD in harassing non-Kurdish minorities in the areas it controls.
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Gutiérrez de Terån, Ignacio (19 December 2019). "El autonomismo kurdo en Siria: el proyecto de Rojava en el contexto de un estado en flotación".
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between the 14th and 15 May 2004, to form an alliance that could represent Assyrians in Europe with governmental bodies such as the
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This included forced closures of Assyrian schools, intimidation and imprisonment of rivals, and the severe beating of Isa Rashid.
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The political wing of the Dawronoye movement in Iraq is the Patriotic Union of Beth Nahrian (PUBN) which was previously on the
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A number of delegates representing several Assyrian cultural-political organizations in Europe attended a congress held in
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flags at events and would circumvent the name dispute by rallying around the less controversial name of their homeland -
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alleged that the leadership of the movement had engaged in numerous cases of abuses of the Assyrian people, including:
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fighters were killed and 20 injured. Three days later a second attack was carried out by the group in which several of
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This organization, founded in 1995, came to be known as "Tukoso Dawronoyo Mothonoyo d'Bethnahrin", translated as the
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On 15 August 2012, members of the Dawronoye-affiliated Syriac Union Party stormed the Syrian embassy in
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in protest of the Syrian government. A dozen of its members were later detained by Swedish police.
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The organization originated in the late 1980s from the radical left and describes itself as being "
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The founding members of Dawronoye found a correlation between the struggle of the Assyrians and
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with various additional/alternate self-identifications, such as Syriacs, Arameans, or Chaldeans
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police force to protect Assyrian communities in their settlement areas in northeast Syria (
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created civil society organizations and parties across modern state boundaries in the
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Dawronoye avoided involvement with the Assyrian/Syriac name dispute, holding both the
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The Nineveh Plain Forces (NPF) was formed on 6 January 2015 in cooperation with the
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and eventually led to widespread protests by Assyrian civilians in the area.
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In 2000, Dawronoye held their first congress, and members reorganized as the
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elements, its founding roots can be traced to the late 1980s in the town of
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Marzolf, Hedwig (December 2019). "Les Combattantes Chrétiennes du Rojava".
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Secular, leftist, national liberation movement among the Assyrian people
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A flag used by the Syriac Union Party to represent Assyrian-Syriacs
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Most of Dawronoye's activities in Europe centred around the
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In the late 1980s, a group of Assyrian youth gathered in
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to liberate the Assyrian towns/villages from jihadists.
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with an associated youth group called the ESU Youth.
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Attempts at land confiscation and the annexation of
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ideology through an overhaul of the education system
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Patriotic Revolutionary Organization of Bet Nahrain
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Index

Syriac
secular
leftist
national liberation
Assyrian people
socialist
Midyat
Turkey
Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)
Democratic Union Party (PYD)


Midyat
Assyrians in Turkey
Europe
Assyrian homeland
Patriotic Revolutionary Organization of Bethnahrin
Carl Drott
Kurds in Turkey
Kurdistan Workers Party
Sweden
Netherlands
Belgium
Austria
Germany
Bethnahrin Freedom Party
revolutionary socialist
Assyrian
Aramean
Bethnahrain

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