Nearly 3 million Kurds in Syria have mobilized during the civil war to seek political and cultural recognition after decades of repression.
Synopsis
Nearly 3 million Kurds in Syria have mobilized during the civil war to seek political and cultural recognition after decades of repression.
Synopsis
In the Kurdish regions of Syria, nearly 3 million people have mobilized amid the civil war that erupted during the Arab Spring. The Silent Revolution documents their struggle for political and cultural recognition, a fight against repression that has persisted for over 50 years. As the conflict unfolds, Kurdish groups seize the opportunity to assert their rights and identity. The film captures the voices and actions of those involved in this significant movement for autonomy and self-determination in Rojava.
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Why Watch
- See the Kurdish fight for rights in Rojava.
- Find out how the Arab Spring impacted Syria.
- Meet the nearly 3 million Kurds in Syria.
Did You Know
- Nearly 3 million Kurds live in Syria.
- The Kurdish struggle for recognition has lasted over 50 years.
- The civil war in Syria began in 2011 as part of the Arab Spring.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Kurds live in Syria?
Nearly 3 million Kurds live in Syria.
What event allowed the Kurds of Syria to fight for recognition?
The outbreak of the civil war during the Arab Spring allowed the Kurds of Syria to fight for their political and cultural recognition.
How long has the repression of Kurds in Syria lasted?
The repression of Kurds in Syria has lasted for more than 50 years.
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