Kongra Star member calls up women to organize themselves against violence

Rayhan Lauqu asserted that the authoritarian regimes of the Turkish occupying power are targeting women politicians and activists who have rejected the subjugation of authoritarian policies and increased resistance and revolutionary action.

Kongra Star member calls up women to organize themselves against violence
23 December, 2021   06:45
AL-HASAKAH , HUSSEIN BOTAN

In the four parts of Kurdistan, women are increasingly being targeted by politicians and intellectuals who organize society and inform women of their rights under the authoritarian and capitalist regimes that govern the occupied Kurdistan territory.

within the framework of obliterating women's true identity, robbing them of their rights in society and keeping them masculine minds and authoritarian regimes.

In this context, "When we talk about targeting women politicians, we talk about targeting Kurdish women in particular on Kurdistan soil and in the Middle East," explained the Kongra Star Coordination member in Rojava.

She explained why Kurdish political women working for the preservation and protection of Kurdish identity and for the freedom of peoples, first and foremost women, were constantly targeted as a result of the higher level of struggle, resistance and revolutionary action against masculine mindset and capitalist systems, which had begun to reap its benefits.

Rayhan noted that, throughout history, in the journey of struggling for their rights in a society governed by male customs and traditions, women have been subjected to all forms of physical and psychological violence.

Rayhan Lauqu said that: "capitalist regimes that try to hold their feet on Kurdistan soil and force themselves, engage in all forms of violence to obliterate the identity of women in society."

"Kurdish women have taken responsibility for leading the uninterrupted struggle and resistance against these regimes at a global level, and the Turkish occupying state's violations of women have been first faced with systematic abductions and killings of women politicians, all of which amount to war crimes."

On 12 October 2019, during the Turkish occupation attacks on Tal Abyed and Ras al-Ain, a group of "Ahrar al-Sharqiya" mercenaries of the Turkish occupation, the Secretary-General of the Future Syria Party, targeted Hefrin Khalif on the M4 international road.

Rayhan Lauqo, considered that women who believed in certain ideas, philosophy and ideology and were fighting for the protection of their language, culture and existence faced real threats and multiple forms in the whole of Kurdistan.

It is reported that on 23 June 2020, a drone of the Turkish occupation targeted the house of the citizen, Amina Weisi, which led to the martyrdom of the member of Kongra Star Coordination member in the Euphrates region, Zahra Barkal, the member of the administration in Kongra Star, Habon Mulla Khalil, and the owner of the house.

In Bakur Kurdistan, Kurdish women politicians and legal activists are constantly being arrested by Turkish authorities, such MP of the People's Democratic Party, the symbol of the struggle and resistance of women, Leyla Guven, who has been sentenced to prison several times on flimsy charges, and the former president of the HDP, Vegen Yukskdag, who is being attacked and held hostage in the Turkish Prison.

"Before the Freedom Movement emerged, they were saying that Kurdish women were ignorant and backward. "In comparing what Kurdish women have achieved before to the present time "Today, we see Kurdish women as the symbol of resistance to all women in the world, politically, militarily, organizationally and diplomatically, and they have become an example to be a model of the worldwide, with the emergence of the freedom movement led by leader Ocalan and the so-called Rojava Revolution called the Women's Revolution."

'Turkey must be held accountable for its crimes'

"The crimes committed by the capitalist and occupying countries of Kurdistan are crimes against humanity and in violation of the international laws issued by the United Nations, including the laws against violence against women," Rayhan Lauqu considered, stressing that the Turkish occupation state is violating the laws and must be held accountable.

Rayhan Lauqu called on all women in the world to raise the pace of struggle and resistance in the face of threats and violations against women, to organize themselves and unify their ranks to protect the gains of their revolution, and build a free society, citing a saying by the leader Ocalan, "With a free woman a free family is established, and with a free family we establish a free society."

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ANHA