Volunteers against Isis who helped liberate Kurdish communities in Syria face up to 10 years in jail after the home secretary’s ultimatum
Just two months ago the whole world celebrated Islamic State’s defeat as a military force. That victory was led by the women of the YPJ , along with the other Kurds, Arabs and Christians of north-east Syria – the democratic, female-led, autonomous region more commonly known as Rojava.
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