Anarchist territories refer to regions or communities that operate without a centralized government or authority. These areas often emphasize self-governance, voluntary cooperation, and mutual aid among their inhabitants. Anarchist principles advocate for the dismantling of hierarchical structures, promoting equality and freedom for all individuals. Historically, examples of anarchist territories include the Spanish Civil War era CNT-FAI controlled regions and the Zapatista communities in Chiapas, Mexico. These territories often experiment with alternative social, economic, and political systems, aiming to create a more just and equitable society based on anarchist ideals.