Demo in Damascus demand freedom for leader Ocalan

Kongra Star and the Martyrs' Families Council in the Syrian capital, Damascus, organized a mass demo to demand the freedom for the leader Abdullah Ocalan and denounce the international silence about the isolation on the leader.

Demo in Damascus demand freedom for leader Ocalan
Demo in Damascus demand freedom for leader Ocalan
Demo in Damascus demand freedom for leader Ocalan
Demo in Damascus demand freedom for leader Ocalan
26 December, 2021   18:47
Damascus –

 Dozens of Kurds in the capital, Damascus, participated in the mass demo in Zorava neighborhood, carrying a banner that read, "The freedom of the leader Ocalan is of all peoples." The participants raised pictures of the leader Ocalan and banners condemning the isolation on the leader.

 There, the Martyrs' Families Council in Damascus issued a statement saying:

 “on the behalf of the Martyrs’ Families Council in the capital, Damascus, we condemn and denounce in the strongest terms the isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan by the criminal state of the Turkish state, and we demand the release of the families of the leader Ocalan.  The way to any solution in the region."

 He added: "We, as the families of the martyrs, call upon every person of conscience to raise his voice high and stand against every stalker. There is no solution except with the leader Apo. He is the essential part of every solution, and we see in him the savior in this difficult time.  As well as attempts to eliminate him by various means in that solitary confinement isolated in the middle of the seas, and it is forbidden to meet him or even communicate with his lawyer or his family for many years.

 And the statement added: "In the end, we see that the conspiracy will not end unless the leader is released and returned to his historical role in leading his people to be the vanguard of freedom and democracy, protect human values, achieve brotherhood of peoples and common life within the democratic nation's project."

 At the end of the statement, the statement appealed to "all democratic forces and human rights organizations to continue their struggle until the leader is released from prison and his physical freedom is achieved."

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