​​​​​​​Kongra Star member calls for rapid action to save Fidan-Wisal

Member of the Kongar Star Coordination Amina Khidiro decried crimes committed by the Turkish occupation state against people in occupied areas expressing concern towards the fate of two girls held in Ra'i Prison.

​​​​​​​Kongra Star member calls for rapid action to save Fidan-Wisal
6 December, 2021   22:56
ALEPPO - NESRINE SHEIKH

Since Afrin was occupied in 2018 by the Turkish occupation forces and the affiliated mercenary groups heinous crimes are being committed on daily bases against people in general and women in particular all running against international laws and humanitarian norms. The latest of these is a possible death sentence passed on two Afrin girls held at the notorious  Ra'i Prison that caused concerns and arose fears of the local people as well all feminist and legal associations. 

Last Saturday, a report by the Kurdish Democratic Unity Party in Syria revealed Fidan Abdul Rahman, born in 1999, from the village of Qide/Mirtif'a, in Raco and Wisal Hanan Amin, born in 1986 may face death penalty.

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Member of the Kongar Star Coordination Amina Khidiro in an interview carried out by ANHA decried ''blatant breaches that are committed by the Turkish state and its affiliated mercenaries in occupied areas (Afrin, Sere Kaniye, Bab, Azaz and Gire Spiye )  generally and against women in specific.

Amina said torture, murder and abduction casaes are very common in and not anew. Many crimes were committed by the Turkish state against innocent people in occupied areas''.

Amina expressed concerns made by feminist and humanitarian associations towards the fate of two girls held in Ra'i Prison as report say they may face death sentences.

Amina Khidiro called on all feminist, humanitarian and legal associations and bodies to take a rapid action to save the two girls from any possible death sentences and to put an end to Turkish breaches and violations committed in occupied areas on daily bases.

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