Aleppo people: If Turkish state imposed severe isolation on leader, will led to enhance our bond with him

Aleppo city's people have denounced the isolation imposed on Ocalan's leader in Imrali prison, stressing that the Turkish state, no matter how imposed isolation on the leader, will remain stronger attachment to his idea and philosophy, and demanded the concerned authorities to intervene immediately.

6 January, 2020 07:19

ALEPPO – SOULIN RASHID – HANAN MOHAMMED

The Turkish occupation state continues to impose isolation on leader Abdullah Ocalan in Imrali prison, in addition to that it imposed, since October 21, disciplinary punishments against him and his three detained comrades, and despite the lawyers' submission of an objection to the prosecution, their objection was rejected.

In interviews conducted by Hawar news agency (ANHA), to talk more about this issue and explore opinions of the people about it, the people of Aleppo condemned the Turkish state's practices against the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and demanded human rights organizations and the United Nations to put an end to Turkey's violations against all detainees.

Citizen Hamid Mustafa says: "Ocalan is the only leader who has called for the rights and justice of mankind, and is struggling for all the peoples of the Middle East."

Mustafa appealed to the world, and the peoples who demand their freedom and democracy, saying: "Where is the conscience of the world??? We do not want war, we are a people demanding peace for the sake of its leader and its people, and we are also rightful owners of this world, and we will not accept persecution against our peoples and our leader."

Citizen Ramzi Bakr denounced the isolation imposed on the leader Ocalan and his three detained comrades, saying: "We, as children of the Kurdish people, ask the concerned authorities to put pressure on the Turkish state and demand the freedom of our leader, so whatever the Turkish state tries to exercise distress, our bond with it is stronger."

For her part, Zulekha Hammoud condemned the isolation imposed on leader Ocalan, and assured that they will always be in the squares and fields so that they can liberate leader Ocalan and all detainees for the sake of freedom.

She concluded her speech by saying, "The more we advance and achieve more victories and successes and we will be closer to achieve freedom, the more pressure the fascist Turkish state will have on the leader, and this is a clear response to Turkey's fear of the leader's philosophy."

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ANHA