Kurdish Women: Agents of Change in the Fight for Identity, Liberation, and Equality

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Kurdish women actively shape gender equality and national identity through political and military roles.
The establishment of a no-fly zone in 1991 catalyzed Kurdish women's organizations to assert political demands for gender equality and autonomy.
Ideological shifts introduced by Abdullah Öcalan redefine women's roles from private spheres into militarized and public spaces.
Kurdish women's engagement challenges conventional models of statehood and gender, proposing a radical alternative intertwined with armed resistance.

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This study reveals how Kurdish women's activism drives gender equality and national identity, suggesting transformative societal impacts.

Lucian-Andrei DESPA (2025) studied this question.

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