​​​​​​​Human rights violations from Afrin to Dêrik... a year's massacre

  Today (December 10th) marks International Human Rights Day.  after the Second World War;  On December 10, 1948, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with the aim of protecting human rights.  Today, 74 years have passed since this declaration, but human rights violations continue.  Especially by the countries that have signed this declaration.

 And Kurdistan is one of the regions where the rights of its inhabitants are violated and massacres are committed against them.  the Turkish state in particular;  is the one that continues to commit these crimes in the four parts of Kurdistan in full view of the whole world and under international silence.  These are the Turkish practices that were documented in northern and eastern Syria in just one year:

 January

 The bombing and assassination operations resulted in the death of a citizen in Kobani, citizens in western Girê Spî, and other citizens in Ain Issa.

 The Turkish bombardment resulted in the injury of citizens in Zarkan, 11 people, including a child, in Kobani, 12 citizens, west of Girê Spî, and 15 citizens, including two children, in Ain Issa.

 The Turkish bombing of Kobani also resulted in the loss of life of a member of the Damascus government forces and the wounding of another.

 The People's Assembly in Zarkan district was also targeted, causing material damage.  The attacks also damaged power lines in Tal Tamr.

 February

 The artillery and air strikes killed a child in Amuda and a civilian in Ain Issa.

 Ground and aerial bombardment by drones resulted in the injury of a citizen in Dêrik, 5 citizens in al-Shahba, a citizen in Zarkan, three citizens in Manbij, a child and two citizens in Amuda, four citizens in Qamishlo and a citizen in Tal Tamr.

 The ground bombardment also resulted in the injury of 2 members of the Damascus government forces in Tal Tamr and 7 members in al-Shahba.

 The occupiers also targeted the village of Takbal Bakl in Derik district, which resulted in damage to the fourth power station.

 March

 The ground bombardment resulted in the injury of 5 civilians in Ain Issa, in addition to the injury of 4 members of the Damascus government forces in al-Shahba.

April

 Ground and aerial bombardment by armed drones resulted in the martyrdom of a member of the Syriac Military Council in Tal Tamr, a member of the Self-Defense Duty in Qamishlo, and 3 female fighters in the Women's Protection Units in Kobani.

 The Turkish artillery shelling also resulted in the death of a citizen, west of Ain Issa.

 The center of the Internal Security Forces in Zarkan district was targeted by the occupation, which resulted in the injury of 3 members of the Internal Security Forces.  In addition, an attack carried out by a drone resulted in the injury of the artist, Farhad Mardi, and another person.

 The ground bombardment resulted in the injury of 9 citizens in Zarkan, 4 in Tal Tamr, 2 in Kobani, and a civilian in western Girê Spî.

 The house of Hassan Hamad al-Salamah in the village of al-Ghazili in the Ain Issa district was targeted, causing material damage to the house and its surroundings, as well as to his car and livestock.

 The internet was damaged in Zarkan, which led to its outage.  Also, 5 houses collapsed in Tal Tamr as a result of the attacks.

 The power station in Tal Tamr was targeted by the Turkish occupation, which led to its out of service.

 May

 An attack carried out by a drone resulted in the martyrdom of the female fighter in the Women's Protection Units, Mizgin Botan, and the Kurdish patriot, Kisra Malek.  In addition to the injury of the female fighter in the Women's Protection Units, Dijla Judy and Hêvîdar Darbasiyah, she was seriously wounded.  An attack carried out by an armed drone on the road to Aleppo also resulted in the martyrdom of the national figure from Bakur Kurdistan, Akram Ustak.

 The ground and aerial bombardment by drones resulted in the injury of four citizens, including a woman and a child, in Manbij, 4 children and 6 citizens in Ain Issa, 3 workers in Tal Tamr, and 3 citizens in Qamishlo.

 The ground bombardment launched by the occupation on the center of Zarkan district led to the outbreak of fire in a citizen's house.

 June

 The ground bombardment resulted in the death of two children in Manbij, and a citizen in Sherawa was killed by the occupiers.

 Armed drone attacks and ground shelling resulted in the injury of 5 citizens in Qamishlo, a citizen in Ain Issa, 3 citizens west of Girê Spî, two citizens and a child in Zarkan, a woman and a child in Sherawa, and 5 citizens in Ain Issa.

 The bombing also resulted in the injury of two members of the Damascus government forces at Menagh airport in al-Shahba and 6 members in Tal Tamr.

 Mercenaries kidnapped 6 citizens of Sherawa and a citizen of West Girê Spî.

A mosque in the village of Al-Jad in Manbij and a hospital in Zarkan were also targeted, causing material damage.  The Yazidi cemetery in the village of Basofan in Sherawa district was also destroyed by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries.

 The electricity networks in Ain Issa and Tal Tamr were targeted, which led to them being out of service.

 July

 Armed drones targeted a car in Qamishlo, which resulted in the martyrdom of the leader, Gian Tolheldan, the leader, Roj Khabour, and Barin Botan.  The armed  drones also targeted a vehicle of the Internal Security Forces in Ain Issa district, which resulted in the death of members of the Internal Security Forces.  Salma Ali Mustafa, Sarah Muhammad Hassan, Jihan Muhammad Mustafa and Bashar Muhammad Hozan.

 An attack carried out by an armed drone in Kobani resulted in the martyrdom of the leader, Berkhdan Kobani and Kendal Rojava.  A car was also targeted in the village of Tal Al-Samen, in the city of Raqqa, by a Turkish drone, which resulted in the martyrdom of the leader of the People's Protection Units, Mizgin Kobani.

 The ground and air bombardment by armed drones resulted in the death of 3 citizens and a child in Ain Issa, a child in Tal Rifaat, a citizen in Manbij, and 3 citizens in Tal Tamr.

 The mercenaries of the Turkish occupation state also killed the child, Hamid Hamid al-Khalif, in Sere Kaniye.

 The ground bombardment resulted in the death of two members of the Damascus government forces in Zarkan and Tal Tamr, the death of 3 fighters of the Military Council in Tal Tamr, and the wounding of 3 people and two children in Ain Issa, 3 citizens in Afrin, 38 citizens, including two children, in Tal Tamr, a citizen in Ain Issa.  , two civilians and two children in Zarkan, and 15 civilians in Tell Rifaat.

 Ground and aerial bombardment by armed drones on the center of Tal Refaat and Afrin resulted in the injury of 4 members of the Damascus government forces.

 Mercenaries kidnapped 4 citizens in Afrin.

 The ground bombardment caused the power station in Tal Tamr district to be out of service.  A Turkish gas station was targeted on the M4 road in Ain Issa.

 The occupation also targeted commune 14 in Tal Rifaat with 20 mortar shells.

 August

 The bombing of the armed Turkish drones resulted in the death of 8 fighters in the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Self-Defense Duty in Qamishlo, 2 other fighters in Tal Tamr, and 5 fighters in Amuda.

 The bombing also resulted in the death of two citizens in Tal Tamr, a citizen and a child in Kobani, a citizen and two children in Qamishlo, a child in al-Shahba, 4 citizens in Tell Rifaat and 5 children in al-Hasakah.

 The ground and air bombardment by warplanes also resulted in the loss of life of a member of the Damascus government forces in Darbasiyah, 3 members in Tal Tamr, and 16 members in Kobani.

 Ground shelling and attacks carried out by armed drones resulted in the injury of 14 people and 7 children in Tal Rifaat, a child in Sherawa, 13 citizens and 3 children in Qamishlo, 4 citizens in Kobani, 4 citizens in Ain Issa, two citizens in Amuda, a citizen in Tal Tamr.  A citizen in al-Shahba, 3 citizens and 3 children in Tirbespiye, 10 children in al-Hasakah, and a child in Zarkan.

 The ground bombardment resulted in the wounding of 3 members of the Damascus government forces in Sherawa, a component west of Girê Spî, and 3 members in Kobani.

 The attacks also targeted the power stations in Ain Issa, causing material damage.

 The car of Masoud Muhammad Ali was targeted in Ain Issa, causing damage to it.

 September

The attacks carried out by the armed drones resulted in the martyrdom of the two leaders of the People's Protection Units.  Rojhat Karakogan and Dogan Amanos and 3 fighters in the military police west of Girê Spî, and the co-chairs of the Justice and Reform Bureau, Zeynep Mehmet Wilmaz Sharro in Girê Legê.

 Ground and aerial bombardment by armed drones resulted in the death of two citizens in Zarkan and two in Ain Issa, in addition to the injury of a citizen in Kobani, 3 citizens in Ain Issa, and 5 citizens in Zarkan.

 While the Turkish artillery shelling resulted in the wounding of a member of the Damascus government forces in Tal Tamr, and two of them in Kobani.

 The power station in Tal Tamr district was targeted, which led to it being out of service.

 October

 The attacks, which were carried out by the armed drones, resulted in the death of a member of the Sutoro forces in Dêrik and two citizens in Qamishlo.

 The ground shelling resulted in the death of a member of the Damascus government forces and the wounding of 5 other members in Tal Tamr.

 Ground shelling also resulted in the injury of two civilians in Tal Tamr and two children in Sherawa.

 The ground bombardment also led to the collapse of the mosque in the village of Al-Fatsa in Ain Issa, and caused great damage to the homes of the people.

 The power station was bombed again and went out of service.

 November

 The aerial bombardment by warplanes and drones resulted in the death of a fighter of the Syrian Democratic Forces in Qamishlo, a member of the Self-Defense Duty and fighters of the Syrian Democratic Forces in Tal Tamr, 8 fighters in al-Hol, a member of the Internal Security Forces and two guards in Zarkan, 11 people, including our correspondent Issam Abdullah  In Dêrik and two fighters in the Anti-Terrorism Units in Al-Hasakah.

 The ground and air bombardment by warplanes and drones also resulted in the loss of 14 members of the Damascus government forces in the Shera district of occupied Afrin, a member west of Girê Spî, 3 members in al-Shahba, 3 members in Zarkan, 6 members in Tal Rifaat and one in Kobani.

 The aerial bombardment by warplanes and drones also resulted in the injury of 3 fighters in the Anti-Terrorism Units in Al-Hasakah and 3 fighters in the Military Council in Tal Tamr.

The ground and air bombardment by warplanes and drones also resulted in the injury of 2 citizens in al-Shahba, 6 citizens in Qamishlo, 2 citizens and a child in Tal Tamr, 7 citizens in Zarkan, 2 engineers in Jil Agha, 4 workers in Tirbe Spih, 6 citizens in Derik, a child and a journalist in  Dirk, a resident of Shirawa and two residents of Amuda.  In addition, 3 members of the Damascus government forces were wounded in Kobani, 4 in Zarkan, 5 in Shera, 6 in al-Shahba, and 9 in Tal Rifaat.

 Warplanes and drones also launched dozens of air raids on the silos of Zahr al-Arab in Zarkan, the Corona Hospital and the health center in Kobani, the gas and electricity station in Dêrik, the oil station in Jal Agha, the grain silos and the power station in Tirbespiye.  As a result, the hospital, health center, and stations collapsed, leaving them out of service.  Electricity lines were also targeted in Dêrik, Qamishlo, and Tirbe Spih, which led to a power outage in the Jazira region.

 On the 22nd of the month, the Turkish state used a phosphorus bomb in Sherawa.  On the 23rd of the month, banned vacuum bombs were also used in Ain Issa camp.

 December (1st to 8th of the month)

 The ground bombardment resulted in the destruction of the mosque of the village of Al-Tarwaziyeh in Ain Issa, and the destruction of the bakery of the village of Al-Rabeeat in Zarkan district, which is now out of service.

 Source: Media Center of the Syrian Democratic Forces.

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