​​​​​​​People of NE, Syria: CPT is far from its principles

The international conspiracy interfered with the leader Abdullah Ocalan, which led to his kidnapping on February 15, 1999, at the age of 25, amid the Turkish authorities imposing strict isolation on him, and refusing all visit requests submitted by the family and lawyers to meet him

A number of the people of North and East Syria expressed their condemnation of the isolation and called for the escalation of the struggle for the physical freedom of the leader Abdullah Ocalan.

Al-Hasakah

Kamiran Darwish; The father of the martyr in the ranks of the Women's Protection Units (Berwin Darwish) said that the Turkish occupation state tightened the isolation of the leader Abdullah Ocalan and prevented his family and lawyers from meeting him; Its goal is to destroy the will of the peoples of Kurdistan and the project they are pursuing.

He stressed that the occupying state will not be able to undermine the will of the people who follow the ideology of leader Ocalan and in the footsteps of the martyrs.

CPT does not represent its name and logos

For her part, the citizen Najah al-Hawass; The sister of the two martyrs in the ranks of the Syrian Democratic Forces (Malek and Maher Hawass), the European Committee Against Torture (CPT), failed in performing its duties regarding the isolation of the leader Ocalan, and said: "CPT is far from the meaning of its name and slogans."

Najah called on the people of Rojava to go out to the squares more effectively to demand the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan, and invited them to organize additional activities; To oppose the policy of the Turkish occupation state.

The mother of the martyr in the ranks of the Syrian Democratic Forces (Anwar Sobhi), Khalsa Hassan, called on human rights organizations to take action against what the Turkish occupation state is doing against the leader Ocalan and the political detainees in Turkish prisons.

Raqqa

As for the co-chair of the Youth and Sports Committee in the Raqqa Civil Council, Mazloum Hamo, he stated that "the international conspiracy against which leader Ocalan was exposed targeted his thought, culture and philosophy."

He added, "We will continue to struggle and resist until we reach the leader's physical freedom, and all components of North and East Syria, including Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs, and Assyrians, will participate in this struggle, and the leader's freedom is our main demand."

In turn, the co-chair of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in the city of Raqqa, Bushra al-Ahmad, said, "The leader was kidnapped physically, but intellectually. His free thought is not restricted and his philosophy has spread and concerns the interest of the peoples of the region."

Bushra stated, "The issue of the leader Abdullah Ocalan is not only a Kurdish issue, but rather an issue of concern to all peoples, whether in North and East Syria or the peoples of the entire world."

Bushra said, at the end of her speech, "We will continue with demonstrations and hold dialogue seminars until achieving the physical freedom of the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and the year 2023 will be the year of freedom and victory and the year of physical freedom for the leader Ocalan."

Shahba

Hanif Sido, a displaced person from Afrin in al-Shahba canton, said that the isolation imposed on the leader Abdullah Ocalan; It is tantamount to imposing isolation on all the peoples of the region.

Sido added, "Two years ago, we did not receive news about the leader Abdullah Ocalan, so we call on humanitarian and human rights organizations to disclose his health immediately."

Sido called on the displaced from Afrin in al-Shahba to "continue their activities until the physical freedom of the leader Abdullah Ocalan is achieved."

As for the displaced, Mahmoud Mustafa, he said, "The Turkish occupation state is well aware that the best solution to end the crisis in the Middle East lies in the freedom of the leader, so it continues to isolate the leader Ocalan."

He added, "The fascist Turkish state must know very well that leader Ocalan for us is a source of strength, will and resistance, and it cannot undermine our will."

Mustafa denounced the role of humanitarian and human rights organizations and (CPT) regarding the practices of the Turkish occupation state against the leader Ocalan.

For her part, the displaced Samira Muhammad denounced the isolation imposed on the leader Abdullah Ocalan, describing the practices of the Turkish occupation as immoral and inhuman, and called on human rights organizations to pressure the Turkish occupation state to end the isolation imposed on him.

T/ Satt.

ANHA