Martyrs' families: Our sons, daughters sacrificed their blood, believing in Ocalan's ideology

The martyrs' families in Çil Axa district demanded the Turkish state to lift isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan and adhere to international human rights laws, and indicated that their sons and daughters sacrificed their blood believing in the ideology of the leader Abdullah Ocalan.

19 December, 2020 12:57

QAMISHLO - KADAR IBRAHIM

The Turkish state continues to impose tight isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan in Imrali prison, preventing his lawyer and family from meeting with him, which aroused condemnation and was rejected by the families of the martyrs in north and east Syria, confirming that the sacrifices of their sons and daughters were achieved by virtue of the leader Abdullah Ocalan's thought.

Ali Zakhairah, the father of the martyr Çeleng, who was martyred in al-Hol region in 2016, noted that their sons and daughters made sacrifices for the people of the region to enjoy security and peace, believing in the thought of the leader Abdullah Ocalan who called for the freedom of oppressed peoples and to live in democracy.

Zakhaira called on the Turkish state to end its isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan and to abide by international human rights laws. He also called on the international community to break its silence regarding the violations of the Turkish authorities.

Mehrivan Youssef, the mother of the martyr Hozan Dirbasiya, who was martyred in 2014 in Mabrouka region, explained that the Turkish state is trying to regain the Ottoman Sultanate, and sees in the thought of the leader Abdullah Ocalan a major obstacle to its policy, as the leader Abdullah Ocalan, with his democratic thought, fought capitalism and slavery, and that is why these regimes target the leader Abdullah Ocalan.

Mehrivan noted that targeting the leader Abdullah Ocalan is not a personal targeting, but rather a target of the free democratic thought, "thanks to which the regions of north and east Syria did not suffer the atrocities of wars compared to other regions because the people of the region from all sects and religions adopted the leader's thought and called for the freedom of peoples."

Hussein Issa, the father of the martyr Juana Rojava and the son of the martyr Hoger Baran, who were martyred in different parts of the mountains of Kurdistan, confirmed that the leader Abdullah Ocalan, with his free ideas and proposals, has solutions to many of the problems facing the Middle East region, and the ability to end the scourges of the war.

Issa indicated that tightening isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan is to prevent his theses and opinions about the region from reaching the peoples, stressing that "the peoples of the region will continue to struggle until the leader's liberation is achieved."

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