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 **Notes on the struggle against the extradition of Kenan Ayaz**
-//The text below is a slightly supplemented version of the collective positioning of comrades that took place at the event "Open evaluation of the 2022-23 Struggles" at the [[en:groups:aeriko|"Aeriko"]] socail space on 23/7/2023. It was supplemented with some introductory comments and some clarifications on points 1 and 2 which were not read at the event due to time constraints. We are publishing it as we thought it was worth reading and worthwhile, without necessarily expressing our view on the subject.//
+//The text below is a slightly supplemented version of the collective positioning of comrades that took place at the event "Open evaluation of the 2022-23 Struggles" at the [[en:groups:aeriko|"Aeriko"]] social space on 23/7/2023. It was supplemented with some introductory comments and some clarifications on points 1 and 2 which were not read at the event due to time constraints. We are publishing it as we thought it was worth reading and worthwhile, without necessarily expressing our view on the subject.//
 The case of Kenan was first made public by the Kurds' own struggles and by reports in some media. During its course it was framed by various political parties, and especially after Kenan's hunger strike the case gained a lot of traction in Cyprus. All major media had reports and the government was prompted to make statements. This turn of events was not at all a foregone course and we believe that the mobilisations, not only from the anti-authoritarian and extra-parliamentary left - i.e. the political space where we operate - but from the people in solidarity with Kenan as a whole, was an important reason why the "Kenan case" took such a big dimension.
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 **[5]** //"Terrorism knows no borders, is not limited to local or national contexts, but is a universal, multifaceted and multiform phenomenon, with socio-political and religious implications, directly and catalytically affecting the healthy foundations of any liberal democratic society. **Terrorism is not a phenomenon of the last fifteen years. However, the terrorist attacks, culminating in the 11 September 2001 attacks in the USA, have radically changed the criteria for tolerance and led to decisive action against terrorism. Its subsequent rapid expansion in many countries of the world suggests the development of a new kind of "war" based on the concept of "asymmetric threat", i.e. conflict without rules, with one of the two "camps" being invisible, omnipresent, striking blindly, uncontrollably, unannounced and destructively.**"//
-Excerpt from the //"Address by Chief of Police Mr. Zacharias Chrysostomou at the Cyprus International Police Conference "Anti-Terrorism Policy for Law Enforcement Authorities: International and Comparative Approaches", "Filoxenia" Conference Centre, 16-17 June, 2016.
+Excerpt from the //"Address by Chief of Police Mr. Zacharias Chrysostomou at the Cyprus International Police Conference "Anti-Terrorism Policy for Law Enforcement Authorities: International and Comparative Approaches", "Filoxenia" Conference Centre, 16-17 June, 2016.//
 //Source:// https://www.police.gov.cy/police/policearchive.nsf/All/516FAE315BCD0D10C2258522003D8BA4?OpenDocument