British delegation: We to report British Parliament what we saw to

QAMIŞLO

The British delegation consisted of Lloyd Russell Moel; the deputy of the British Labors Party, Lord Morris Glasman; Senator in the British House of Commons, Simon Dibbing; the director of the International Trade Union Office, Ryan Fletcher; the UK Trade Union Officer, and Ibrahim Dugos; the director of the Kurdish Progress Center held a press conference In al-Jazeera region, and dozens of media delegations attended the conference.

In the press conference, Lord Morris Glassman talked the journalists about the purpose of their visit to Rojava and the Syrian north. Glassman said, "We entered Rojava and went to martyrs' cemetery in Kobanî city, and we met the wounded in the People and Women's Protection Units in Qamişlo."

He added, "We are very happy to visit Rojava, and we will come again with a larger delegation."

He said, "We will hold meetings and conferences to talk about the situation in Rojava."

 He added "We have launched a campaign for Ocelan's freedom the leader of the Kurdish people."
The British senator pointed out that the current Revolution in Rojava and the Syrian north has a great impact on tens of thousands of politicians and civilians in Britain.

He noted, "We came here to see the union among peoples, nationalities and religions, and we saw with our own eyes the reality of cohesion among them; Kurds, Arabs and Syriacs living here in a democratic and passionate way. This is important so the regional countries do not want this project to succeed in North Syria, and they seek to thwart it by attacking it, but the people here unite for one goal away from oppression and injustice."

Glassman said, "Women have a high and important position in Rojava, they manage the social, political, military and all other spheres of life, and this is remarkable."
The British senator continued, "Turkey, Russia and Iran do not want democratic projects to succeed. They always try to subjugate peoples under their power, but here we saw power in the hands of the people, and struggle and resistance must continue."

The senator concluded, "After returning to Britain and listening to your messages, we will start a campaign to support Rojava and North Syria’s people more strongly than before because Rojava needs support at this time, and we are ready to do so, and we are certain that it would win."

Furthermore, the delegation is scheduled to depart Rojava lands on Thursday.

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