Eren Keskî: Denîz Poyraz 's murder of a systematic political assassination

The co-chair of the Human Rights Association of Turkey called the murder of Denîz Poyraz a political assassination, and said that the selection of a Kurdish woman as the target of the crime had important messages.

21 June, 2021 07:25

NEWS DESK, ZANA DANIZ

The co-chair of the Human Rights Association of Turkey, Eren Keskîn, spoke to ANHA agency about the murder of the member of the People's Democratic Party, Denîz Poyraz, as a result of an armed attack in the city of Izmir.

'Government promotes hate speech '

Eren Keskîn noted that the Turkish Government promotes hate speech between the society, and said that "hate speech is mainly reflected in women and children, so we say that violence is a political event, and we have already referred on more than one occasion to the dangers of Erdogan's statements.

Unfortunately, there is a decline and weakness of opposition over this geography. And we all know that. Power and opposition emanate from the same society. Only 15 percent are opposed. That is, there are only 15 percent who criticize official ideology, and oppose state positions against Kurd and Kurdistan, the Cyprus issue, the Armenian massacre, violence against women, and it is women who lead the way for those 15 percent. Kurdish women, feminist activists and socialist women are not abandoning this struggle, and fears have increased that women's struggle is threatened by withdrawal from the "Istanbul Convention."

'The attack was pre-planned in all aspects'

Eren Keskîn described the murder of Denîz Poyraz as a pre - planned political murder. "The criminal had long been planning the attack. He stayed at a nearby hotel owned by the Governor of Izmir, which is interesting. The killer chooses a woman to kill her. It's an important message; She's a woman first, a Kurdish second. This must be carefully thought out and discussed. The struggle of women in fact raises the fears of the regime, so it targets women, as demonstrated by the targeting of Denîz Poyraz. "

'There's a side behind this attack

Eren Keskîn pointed out that certain actors were behind this attack: "There is something behind this attack, the world has changed, information is spreading quickly, and the prosecution has not investigated the matter, but it later emerged that the hotel's ownership belongs to the Governor of Izmir, the governor is even a member of the hotel's board of directors. People and journalists are investigating the subject of this hotel, but unfortunately there is no opposition that has a problem with the official Ideology of the State, but what has happened is that a human being has been killed, and this is dangerous for all of you, and it can backfire on you in the future; Because this organization is designed to spread terror and racism, you must take a position on this. Everyone, regardless of their political affiliation, must take a position against the organization of the deep State. "

'The judiciary acts as one of the pillars of the regime'

Eren Keskîn also criticized the judicial system, stating that it did not produce a rights policy: "In the 1990s we witnessed the same, and the names of Wadad Aiden, Moussa Anter, Hafez Akdemir and Farhad Tebh can be mentioned, for example. None of them have been identified.

In the 1990s there was no social media, and many things remained hidden, but now the information is being accessed very quickly. So criminals must be caught

Eren Keskîn also referred to the role of mafia and murder gangs in crimes committed in Kurdistan and Turkey, and referred to security companies run by mafia leader Sadat Bakr: "In the Sur massacre, people were killed without being investigated, people who were there said that the killers who raided their homes and were beaten were not soldiers or police, but different people. So who were these? They're the same killers who killed Denîz Poyraz. We can only express our rejection, but the Turkish judiciary does not even abide by its domestic laws

the rights institutions must support the Kurdish people and the People's Democratic Party'

On the role and functions of human rights institutions and organizations, Eren Keskîn said: "We must be reunited on the basis of the right to life, and we must be heard loudly, as well as on the subject of safety. Unfortunately, those who demand the vote of the Kurdish people and the voice of the People's Democratic Party fail the People's Democratic Party. We have difficult tasks ahead, and there must be a human orientation that brings us close to the Kurdish people and to the People's Democratic Party. "

The Turkish State is afraid of Kurdish civil politic'

Eren Keskîn also addressed the State's efforts to ban the People's Democratic Party and, in this regard: "The Turkish state is very afraid of Kurdish civil policy, and because of this fear Kurd politicians are now in prisons, and I think the Kurd don't care if the People's Democratic Party is

And so for a long time, they closed all their parties, and every time they were getting stronger and establishing a new party, if they excluded the People's Democratic Party, that's their problem, because it would show a new and more powerful party, and they knew that well, so building a new party is very easy. "

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ANHA