​​​​​​​How have women in Jazira assessed States' attitudes towards Turkish occupation crimes in region?

The popular position in North and East Syria, rejecting the Turkish occupation and its attacks on the region, continues to increase after the Tehran and Sochi meetings, which brought together Russian Presidents Vladimir Putin and his counterpart to the Turkish occupying state Erdogan.

These meetings produced agreements that emerged on the ground by escalating Turkish occupation from the severity of its attacks on the region and targeting leaders who participated in battles with the International Coalition to Defeat ISIS/Daesh mercenaries who were geographically eradicated in their last strongholds in Baghouz in 2019.

Denouncing the crimes of the Turkish occupying state in the region and the silence of the international community, the Community Protection Forces, in coordination with Kongra Star, set up sit-in tent under the slogan "Where is your justice and your conscience" in front of the United Nations headquarters in Qamishlo and demanded that the airspace be closed to Turkish occupation warplanes.

Mahdia Abdullah Ali, citizen of the city of Hasakah, condemned all the crimes of the Turkish occupying state under the leadership of the inhumane mercenary Erdogan and asked: " How long will our children, elderly and young kill? we fed up with his repeated attacks and international silence, adding,” "Where are human rights organizations, where is the international community about what Turkish fascism is doing to us? To the extent that they remain silent, their silence is proof that they are partners with the Turkish occupier. We are seeking for peace, not demands of war. "

For her part, Zarka Mohammad Matar addressed the global conscience: "Where is the conscience of the world from the crimes of the Turkish occupier? its crimes have exceeded all international standards and rights, and it is committing crimes against humanity."

Stressing its continuing struggle in the face of occupation and not abandoning its territory, she said: "We tell the fascist Erdogan we do not fear your warplanes and mercenaries. We will not give up an inch of our land that was watered with the blood of our martyred children. Every handful of the earth has been watered with the blood of its young men and daughters.

Zarka Mohammed Matar drew attention to the role of the international coalition in not stopping the Turkish occupying state's attacks on the region: "The international coalition is on our territory seeing what the Turkish occupier is doing and not moving against it, so it has to leave our land. It does not need to be here. It is only there for its interests and we have not seen any reaction to crimes against humanity."

As for citizen Hayda Abdullah from Derik district of Qamishlo canton, who participates in the sit-in tent, which she described as "honour, conscience, justice and conscience", she said: "Since the beginning of the revolution, we have taken the legitimate line of defence as our principle to protect the gains of the people and all components. Hand in hand, we have contributed to the construction of areas North and East of Syria. We have never attacked anyone. On the contrary, all the mercenary groups of the Turkish occupying state have repeatedly attacked us."

Noting that (the people of North and East Syria) are aware that attacks against the region are carried out with international consent; Because the Turkish occupier "attacks us with NATO weapons, and with these weapons it kills our children, women and elderly."

For her part, Noura Kilo, citizen of Amuda, invited all women to participate in the sit-in tent and raise the pace of their struggle to stand up to injustice, attacks and crimes committed by the Turkish occupying state and its allies against the people of North and East Syria.

Speaking of the lack of seriousness of rights organizations in carrying out their duties, she said: "Although we no longer believe in the human rights claimed by rights organizations, our sit in may awaken their conscience in front of these images hanging under the sit in tent of children, elderly and young people who have been targeted."

For her part, Noura Kilo, citizen of Amuda, invited all women to participate to the sit-in tent and raise the pace of their struggle to stand up to injustice, attacks and crimes committed by the Turkish occupying state and its allies against the people of North and East Syria.

Speaking of the lack of seriousness of rights organizations in carrying out their duties, she said: "Although we no longer believe in the human rights claimed by rights organizations, our sit in tent and may awaken their conscience in front of these images hanging under the sit in tent of children, elderly and young people who have been targeted."

"The Turkish occupation, and its Ottoman grandparents, committed numerous massacres against the Kurdish people, buried in mass graves, poured cement and wrote on the cemetery" Here is Kurdistan "; But they were unable to end them or break their will, but they rose again and embraced the line of resistance to injustice and enslavement. "

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ANHA