Assassinating female strugglers was continuation of conspiracy against  leader Ocalan

Women from al-Hasakah canton, who met with the struggler Sakine Cansız, recalled the eighth anniversary of the martyrdom of her and her companions, and confirmed that the assassination of the strugglers was a continuation of the conspiracy against the leader Abdullah Ocalan.

Assassinating female strugglers was continuation of conspiracy against  leader Ocalan
Assassinating female strugglers was continuation of conspiracy against  leader Ocalan
Assassinating female strugglers was continuation of conspiracy against  leader Ocalan
Assassinating female strugglers was continuation of conspiracy against  leader Ocalan
Assassinating female strugglers was continuation of conspiracy against  leader Ocalan
Assassinating female strugglers was continuation of conspiracy against  leader Ocalan
7 January, 2021   18:58
AL-HASAKAH

The Kongra Star in al-Hasakah canton organized a meeting with some women who met the martyred struggler, Sakine Cansız, and the gathering was held at Khabur Center for Culture and Art in al-Salihiya neighborhood, during which women denounced the massacre committed against Sakine and her companions, Fidan Doğan and Leila Şeylemaz by the Turkish intelligence in the French capital Paris.

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Dozens of women, in addition to the Kongra Star members in al-Hasakah canton attended the meeting, and the meeting began with a speech given by the member of the Kongra Star, Yusra Elias, in which she spoke about the life and personality of the struggler Sakine, her heroism and sacrifices for the sake of the Kurdish cause, and her struggle for women's freedom. She said at the beginning of her speech: "The struggle of the martyr Sakine and her sacrifices were not only for the sake of the Kurdish people, but for all the oppressed peoples, and for the liberation of all women in the world."

Yusra indicated that she met the struggler Sakine in the nineties when the struggler Sakine visited Rojava, and she said that she would be very happy when she saw women at work, in the battlefields, and participating in all areas of life.

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For her part, the sister of the struggler Rustam Judy, Fatima Osman, said: "At the beginning, we bow in tribute for the sacrifices of the martyrs, including Sekine and her friends, as the massacre that affected them in the French capital Paris can be considered an extension of the conspiracy that targeted the leader Abdullah Ocalan, so the goal is one and it is striking the Kurdish people's struggle and resistance, in addition to eliminating the women's revolution."

The meeting ended with the recitation of some traditional songs by Mother Samia Mohammed, which talked about the struggle of the Kurds.

D.H

ANHA