Women's Council for Martyrs' Families calls for hold Turkey accountable for its immoral practices

Women's Council for Martyrs' Families in NES issued a statement regarding the killing of the Kurdish detainee, Xareb Jezar, in one of Turkish state's prisons.

Xareb Jezar, contacted with her family and told them that she had been subjected to the most severe types of physical and psychological abuse. She also reported that she was stripped of her clothes in front of the guards, beaten, harassed, and left without treatment.

Women's Council for Martyrs' Families in NES denounced the immoral practices of Turkish state against Kurdish political detainees in fascist Turkish state's prisons, and denounced the inhumane practices that lack the lowest human rights standard and international laws.

The council noted to the historical resistance in prisons and history, and said: "The flower of freedom grew out of the martyr Sakena jansiz resistance, the martyr of freedom, and it did not end with Xareb Jezar. Therefore, Turkey exerting pressures to undermine the free will of militant woman, and to strike the democratic nation's project by various means, and on all political and military arenas.

The Council called on UN to show its stand about these immoral acts, stressing that these practices lack the lowest of human rights standard.

Women's Council for Martyrs' Families in North and East Syria also called on United Nations to investigate these practices and violations that affect every individual whose rights are claimed.

It stressed that they will continue the struggle until the liberation of leader Abdullah Ocalan, and all the political detainees.

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ANHA