Adrià Alsina calls on Sweden and Finland to preserve their democratic values

Adrià Alsina spoke ANHA about the agreement signed between NATO and Turkey and the anti-Kurds and said, "The agreement once again affirms the authoritarian Turkish administration that has been tried several times in international courts for violating human rights, freedom of thought and organization, political rights of the opposition and suppression of national minorities."

Alsina explained that NATO forgets that Turkey is exploiting global instability to increase its aggression against Rojava

He continued, "We want Sweden and Finland to preserve all international human rights treaties and their strong democracy despite their ties to NATO. So far both countries have protected the exiled Kurds. Unfortunately, the court will now decide on each case.

Adrià Alsina mentioned that the Turkish state, especially its President Erdogan, is facing a very difficult situation due to the current economic crisis and out-of-control inflation. Erdogan’s party is looking for an “internal enemy” and said, “This is why he will declare victory over the Kurdish people it (Turkey) could bring some freedom fighters to Turkey and send them to life imprisonment.

Adria Alsina stressed that they are against the Turkish state's attacks on the regions of NE Syria and said "We consider the Turkish intervention in the Rojava area an illegal, the international community mustn't accept that.

We constantly condemn the Turkish attacks through our allies in The Catalan Parliament, and the Spanish Parliament, especially by our president and his two deputies, Carles Puigdemont and Toni Comin.

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