KJK expresses its solidarity with Afghan women

Kurdistan Women Union (KJK) expressed its solidarity with the women and people of Afghanistan, warning that Afghan women are currently in danger, KJK called on to establish self-regulation, saying: "It is not possible to establish or maintain a free life, without strengthening self-strength, self-organization and self-defense."

KJK expresses its solidarity with Afghan women
17 August, 2021   06:02
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Kurdistan Women's Union (KJK) issued a written statement to public opinion, in which it declared its solidarity and support for women in Afghanistan, expressing its full confidence that they will weave the valiant resistance against every anti-women mentality.

They emphasized that a free life and a democratic system would be established by the leadership of conscious, organized women, starting from Kurdistan to Afghanistan. Appealing to women in the Middle East and North Africa in particular, and all women of the world in general, "to stand in solidarity with our Afghan sisters, to join their voices with them, and to defend their lives, gains, hopes and aspirations."

The text of the statement stated:

"Power has been handed over to the anti-feminist Taliban, the result of the heinous policies of the world's dominant forces in Afghanistan, a country that has experienced proxy wars for decades. This situation, which has generated great anger among women and peoples, not only in Afghanistan, but throughout the world, has once again brought to light the following reality: There's no power we can count on, except self - force, self-organization, self - defense. What happened yesterday in Afghanistan clearly demonstrated the extent of the duality of Western States, and that the noble values and concepts of NATO forces, such as democracy, freedom and women's rights, are for them only tools to legitimize their dirty policies. Those who fortified the slogans "women's rights" 20 years ago, seeking to legitimize their occupation, are today leaving the fate of millions of women to redress the Taliban. "

Repeating the scenario of Afrin, Serê Kaniyê/ Ras Al-Ain and Tal Abyad / Girê Spî in Afghanistan

The statement continued, "The forces that handed over Afghanistan to the Taliban today are the same ones that yesterday urged the Turkish state to occupy the cities of Afrin, Ras al-Ain  and Tal-Abyed. In other words, the forces that gave the green light yesterday to the Turkish state to occupy cities in Rojava and northeastern Syria repeat the same scenario today in Afghanistan. There is no significant difference for women and peoples in terms of those who are dominating on them, after these outrageous deals. The President of Turkey's fascist regime, Erdogan, recently stated: "There is no contradiction between us and the Taliban faith," admitting personally that they share the same mindset with the Taliban. Within this framework, we can read properly to hand over the United States of America's airport to the administration of the Turkish state fascist. The handover of this airport to the Erdogan administration shows that it is another step to strengthen the role of the Turkish state, which exercises political influence over the rival groups. This poses a serious risk to women in particular, and to people in general. "

Kurdish women stand like yesterday by the women and people of Afghanistan
The statement concluded: "Women have been more than resistance and have fought for true democracy, freedom and a decent life, both during the domination of the Taliban and during the years of occupation. They also knew the way to organize themselves, even in the most difficult of times and in the darkest of circumstances. Also today, expressing our solidarity, and support for the women of Afghanistan, and affirming our defence of them; We are fully confident that they will plot the valiant resistance against the Taliban and against every anti-feminist mindset. A free life and a democratic system will be led by conscious women organizations, from Kurdistan to Afghanistan. As Kurdish women, we stand today, as yesterday, alongside the women and people of Afghanistan. We appeal to the women of the Middle East and North Africa in particular, and all the women of the world in general, to stand in solidarity with our Afghan sisters, to join their voices, and to defend their lives, gains, hopes and aspirations to strengthen our Women's Democratic Alliance in the face of the Alliance of Anti-Feminist Masculine Forces! "

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ANHA