Dozens from al-Mansoura, al-Tabqa join hunger strike on 7th day

Dozens of the residents of al-Mansoura city and member of al-Tabqa Youth Council headed to the Martyrs Families Council, to participate in the hunger strike which enters its 7th day, in solidarity with the resistance of Leyla Guven and her 230 comrades.

Dozens from al-Mansoura, al-Tabqa join hunger strike on 7th day
2 February, 2019   09:27

AL-TABQA

After the arrival of dozens of the residents of al-Mansoura town and a-Tabqa Youth to the strike headquarter in the Martyrs' Families Martyrs, the participants issued in the 5th and 6th days of the strike a statement delivered by the co-chair of Culture and Art Committee, Batoul Al-Khalif, praising the determination of the people of the area to continue this kind of resistance launched by the struggler Leyla Guven in the prisons of the fascist Turkish.

The text of the statement:

Starting from the common fate and to embed our slogan which was written by our martyrs blood, and the people's brotherhood within the activities of  the Democratic Civil Administration of al-Tabqa area in solidarity with all the strugglers all around the world who resist with all the methods to obtain their rights and gain the freedom they missed because of the laws and legislation imposed by authoritarian regimes and dictatorships, led by the dictatorship of the Turkish fascist regime and the head of sedition, Erdogan.

The statement added: "We declare our solidarity with parliamentarian Leyla Guven, and we launch a hunger strike to link the peoples' brotherhoods and common fate. She made her decision and was a shock to the tyranny regime of Erdogan who was forced to release her immediately without any condition, but she continues her strike which represents the demands of the peoples of the region. "

The statement concluded "Greetings to all the strugglers who are working to achieve their goals for their people to reach freedom, which is our goal, long live Syrian Democratic Forces in all its formations that achieve victories and make freedoms."

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ANHA