The Arab and Middle Eastern topic on Change.org sheds light on various social, political, and humanitarian issues impacting the region. Petitions under this topic address a wide range of issues such as human rights abuses, refugee crises, gender equality, and political reforms in countries across the Arab world and the Middle East.
One notable petition with thousands of signatures calls for an end to the conflict in Syria and the protection of civilians caught in the crossfire. Another petition focuses on promoting womens rights and empowerment in Arab and Middle Eastern societies.
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My people in Rojava are facing extermination simply because they are Kurdish. We are under threat, under attack, and abandoned, while the world watches in silence. Tell us, what is our crime? What did we do to deserve this? Why is the entire world silent while my people are being erased?<br>
The Kurdish people of Rojava stood against ISIS when the world was frozen in fear of terrorism. While others hid, Kurds fought. More than 15,000 Kurdish martyrs gave their lives to protect humanity and defeat ISIS. Their sacrifice was not only for Kurdistan, but for the safety of the entire world.<br>
And now we ask: how can the world, and especially the United States, abandon Kurdish forces who proved their loyalty and courage, and instead tolerate or empower figures linked to terrorism in the past? How can a former terrorist be trusted to fight terrorism? This is not justice. This is not logic. This is betrayal.<br>
Rojava is being destroyed, and the world is silent. Even media outlets spread lies, distort the truth, and hide the suffering of the Kurdish people. This silence is complicity.<br>
We do not want terrorists in our Kurdish regions. We do not accept those who have brought death and destruction to our people. Our children, our women, and our civilians deserve protection, not abandonment.<br>
Save the children of Rojava.<br>
Protect the innocent.<br>
Where are human rights? Where is justice?<br>
Rojava is being exterminated. Help Rojava Kurdistan.<br>
Free Rojava. Free Kurdistan.<br>
Save Kurdish people Kurdish kids help rojava
I support my Kurds because our existence itself has always been an act of resistance. Kurds are one of the oldest peoples in the Middle East, with our own language, culture, history, and identity, yet we were divided, erased from maps, and told to stay silent. For generations, Kurds have been denied the basic right every nation deserves: a country to call their own. Not because we don’t deserve it, but because powerful states were afraid of Kurdish unity and strength.<br>
Kurds have been tired for a long time. Tired of being lied about. Tired of being labeled as troublemakers when all we’ve ever wanted is dignity, safety, and self-determination. Tired of seeing our villages destroyed, our language banned, our people displaced, yet still standing. Every time the world tries to erase us, we come back louder, stronger, and more rooted in who we are.<br>
And let’s be real: when the world needed someone to fight ISIS, it was the Kurds. Kurdish fighters, men and women, stood on the front lines and defended not just our land, but humanity itself. We fought ISIS for the whole world while many watched from afar. Thousands of Kurds gave their lives so others could live in safety. And after all that sacrifice, the world still hesitates to recognize us. That alone shows the injustice Kurds face.<br>
People love to lie about Kurds because the truth scares them. The truth is that Kurds are powerful. Not just with weapons, but with resilience, unity, culture, and pride. We survive without a state, without protection, without recognition, and that is power. Kurdish women fought ISIS. Kurdish youth keep the language alive. Kurdish elders carry history that no border can erase.<br>
Kurds deserve a country because we already act like a nation. We protect our land, we govern ourselves when allowed, we defend our people, and we refuse to disappear. A Kurdish state isn’t about hatred or revenge. It’s about justice. It’s about finally living without fear, without denial, without being treated as if we don’t belong.<br>
I support my Kurds because no matter how much the world tries to silence us, we’re still here. Still fighting. Still loving our land. Still saying one thing clearly: we exist, we matter, and we’re not going anywhere.free rojava free kurdistan save rojava✌🏻✌🏻
Kurds have suffered for decades at the hands of neighboring states- our land divided, our rights denied, our voices silenced. Yet when the world needed courage, it was the Kurds who stood on the front lines and fought ISIS. We ask for one thing only: to be seen, heard, and given our rightful dignity