Her house taken away because of her son was called ''thu al-Faqar''

Day after another, the exclusionist mentality adopted by the Turkish Occupation Forces and the affiliated mercenaries come to the surface against all other nationalities, religions and sects, just as the ISIS was doing in the areas they occupied.

Emina Sido, at fifties, remained in the occupied Afrin Canton, for she was unable to do so because her husband was ill, after her husband passed away Emina left the occupied Afrin Canton, as she lives now in the eastern part of the Shaikh Maqsud Quarter.

Eminan noted that mercenaries of the Turkish Occupation Forces impeded her from returning to her house in the Jinderes District, on the allegation that she is Shi'ite, saying:'' I stayed at my brother's in Afrin for the period of 4 months, I told mercenaries I am not a Shi'ite, I am a Kurd from Afrin''.  

Emina made clear that '' I was accused of Shi'ism because of my son, thu al-Faqar, and that asked me how many Shi'ite families are there? I said none''.   

Emina noted that crimes against the people in Afrin are on daily bases, and that against the young in particular, and that mercenaries impose fines just to take many from people, and abduct civilians to demand ransom, dubbing the situation is Afrin as catastrophic.

Emina Sido indicated that though the situation is dire in Afrin, but the few indigenous people remaining there stand up to the Turkish Occupation Forces, saying:'' when people in Afrin were asked by mercenaries about the situation in Afrin, people used to tell them that it was much more better at the time of the Autonomous Administration, as peace and security were prevalent''.     

L.A.

ANHA