Isolation on Ocelan is contrary intrenational laws, protect Turkish interests

SHAVIN HASSAN /AL_HASAKAH

In an interview with Hawar news agency (ANHA), lawyer Kawa Fatmi said that Turkey adopts a one-color policy and one flag. This does not conform to the ideology and philosophy of the Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocelan, so it imposes isolation to prevent the dissemination of his ideas in the Middle East.

Fatmi added "Turkey is trying through the AK Party to impose dictatorial politics, and Turkey believes that by isolating Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocelan, they will prevent the spread of his ideology and philosophy in the Middle East, but they failed because  he was able to spread his books and culture in many countries of the world. "

He pointed out that the leader of the Kurdish people Abdullah Ocelan called for human freedom and the end of tyrannical and dictatorial regimes, "This is not commensurate with Turkey's criminal policy and its inhuman ideas because Erdogan seeks to apply the policy of color and the same science."

He stressed that the isolation imposed on Ocelan is contrary to the international covenants and conventions of the human rights organizations of the International Tribunal, because no country has the right to impose such isolation on any political prisoner calling for the freedom of oppressed peoples.

"The silence of international organizations and international courts stems from their subordination to some of the state and seeks to protect reconciliation," said the simulator Kawa Fatimi. "Because of its dependence on the countries in which it operates, it remains silent, in addition to protecting the economic interests of Turkey and the European countries."

Lawyer Kawa Fatmi pointed out that the struggle that calls for the freedom of all peoples, the components and the freedom of women, which has come a long way in his journey, especially in the Middle East through the thought and philosophy of Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocelan, must continue until victory and achieve all its goals.

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ANHA