On 2nd day of their march, young women head towards Ain Diwar village

The young women continued their march to the village of Ain Diwar on Tuesday, as part of their march to denounce the isolation imposed on Ocalan and their support for hunger strike of struggler Leila Guven.

On 2nd day of their march, young women head towards Ain Diwar village
On 2nd day of their march, young women head towards Ain Diwar village
On 2nd day of their march, young women head towards Ain Diwar village
On 2nd day of their march, young women head towards Ain Diwar village
On 2nd day of their march, young women head towards Ain Diwar village
8 December, 2018   09:15

QAMISHLO

Under the slogan, "Revolt, Resist to Eliminate Occupation and Release the Leader, "the Young Women's Union organized a march to denounce the isolation imposed on Ocalan and support of struggler Laila Guven for 31 days, denouncing an intensive isolation imposed on Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan.

The  foot march launched on Friday from the village of Khana Sri in Derik area in Qamishlo city in al-Jazeera region with participation of 200 young women from the cities, districts and towns of al-Jazeera region.

The young women gathered in the center of the Derik area, and on Saturday morning, the young women gathered in front of the "Martyr Bawar" center of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in Derik, where they continued their march, which will arrive today according to their program to the village of Ain Diwar, located on the artificial border between Rojava and Bakur, "north Kurdistan", where the march would supposed to conclude.

The march toured through the streets of Derik, amid slogans chanting that salute the struggle of the leader of the Kurdish people Abdullah Ocalan, political strugglers that are on hunger strikes in the prisons of the fascist Turkish.

According to the Preparatory Committee for the march, the young women are expected to make a public statement after arriving at the village of Ain Diwar, where the march would be concluded.

(T/S)

ANHA