The project introduced by Abdullah Ocalan, ‘Democratic Conferedalism’, has criticized the nation-state as it believes that the root of oppression existing in the society is associated with the creation of the nation-state (Komar, 2012). Democratic Conferedalism, is a project that returns the power back to the people, which decision-making is at the hands of the community, rather than the government ( Anderson & Egret, 2016). Dirik, outlines that ‘Democratic Conferedalism’ does not put forward the issue of statelessness, but underlines that the actual dilemma is the nation-state, in which claims that instead of developing a patriarchal society, women’s liberation, and gender inequality is developed, instead of capitalism it promotes ecology,
