Qamishlo women: Ocalan is only one has key to solve all crises

Qamishlo city's women have pointed out that amid the continued intensive isolation imposed against Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan, the crises will continue in the Middle East, as Ocalan has the key to resolving all conflicts.

Qamishlo women: Ocalan is only one has key to solve all crises
Qamishlo women: Ocalan is only one has key to solve all crises
8 August, 2018   03:59

SLAVA ABDULLRAHMAN /QAMISHLO

An intensive isolation has been imposed by Turkish state against of Kurdish people leader Abdullah Ocalan, as his lawyers and his family are denied meeting him under fake pretexts despite submission of hundreds of requests to meet him.

Hawar news agency (ANHA) held interview with Qamishlo city's women, who in their turn denounced this isolation and stressed that Turkish occupation's practices would not discourage them from demanding the freedom of Ocalan.

Mother Attiya Ezzat said in this context, said" An intensive isolation has been imposed against the leader of the Kurdish people Abdullah Ocalan since 2011, striking out all international laws and conventions, where his family and lawyers are prevented from meeting him."

Attiya said at the end of her speech, "We will not stop taking action and demanding the freedom of Ocalan. We will not stand idly by and we made efforts to liberate him from his prison."

For her part, the Arab mother of Lamis al-Habib said, "Ocalan is the only leader who had fought for the freedom of women and removed discrimination among peoples which was planted by despotic regimes."

Lamis said, "After Rojava revolution, women were able to gain their rights and freedom in concrete terms by virtue of the thought and philosophy of Ocalan."

At the end of her speech, Lamis criticized the humanitarian and human rights organizations that still silent in the face of the practices of the Turkish occupation in terms of the isolation imposed on Ocalan and its continuous violations in the occupied Afrin of killing and looting.

(T/S)

ANHA