​​​​​​​Turkish occupation exacerbates its violation by ignoring Hum. ORgs

The continued silence of the United Nations and human rights bodies regarding the strict isolation imposed by the Turkish authorities on the leader Abdullah Ocalan has raised the resentment of the people of North and East Syria towards the violation of human rights and the crimes committed by the Turkish state without any international condemnation or accountability.

In this context, Fida al-Abdullah, a jurist and advisor to the Executive Council of al-Tabqa, denounced the failure of human rights and humanitarian organizations to continue the unjust isolation that has been practiced on leader Abdullah Ocalan for 25 years.

And she continued, "Since the beginning of the isolation, these authorities have not taken any legal action against the policy of the Turkish state, and have not initiated any step to end the isolation, or seek to conclude any agreement that achieves the physical freedom of the leader Abdullah Ocalan."

Fida al-Abdullah indicated, "The tightening of isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan and not allowing his lawyer to meet with him for more than two years is something in which the Turkish occupation state transcends the limits of the legal legitimacy of human rights principles."

At the end of her speech, Fida al-Abdullah affirmed, "The demands of the people of North and East Syria will continue to lift the isolation of the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and he will continue the struggle until his physical freedom is achieved."

For her part, the administrator of the Women's Office in the Interior Committee, Turkiya al Hamada, criticized human rights and humanitarian organizations and organizations for not showing any serious stance towards the isolation of leader Abdullah Ocalan.

She said, "For two years, the Turkish state has tightened the isolation of leader Abdullah Ocalan without allowing him to meet with his family and lawyers, and this is being done in full view of all organizations and humanitarian agencies without taking any legal action or punishment against the occupied Turkish state."

At the end of her speech, Turkiye al-Hamada held the humanitarian agencies, organizations and bodies responsible for the continued isolation imposed on the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and for the Turkish state's continued violation of human rights.

T/ Satt.

ANHA