Turkey commits crimes against humanity inside Imrali

 Members of civil institutions in the western countryside of Deir al-Zor clarified that the rejection of the Turkish occupation state for the United Nations' call, which stipulates the need to reveal what is happening  in Imrali, is evidence that it committed crimes inside Imrali.

Turkey commits crimes against humanity inside Imrali
21 April, 2023   22:12
​​​​​​​Deir al-zor - Ali Arab

The Turkish occupation state continues to impose isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and despite the demands and calls to reveal his health condition, it did not, and it did not allow his lawyer to meet with him.

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In this regard, the co-chair of the Services Committee in the Western Region Council in Deir al-Zor, Wahab Al-Bashar, said: "In the name of the people of NE Syria generally, and the people of Deir al-Zor particularly we condemn and denounce what the Turkish occupation state is doing against the leader Abdullah Ocalan.

Al-Bashar explained: "The United Nations sent an appeal to Turkey, stipulating the need to reveal what is going on in Imrali prison, but the Turkish occupation state did not respond to the call, and by this behavior it proves that it is committing crimes in Imrali."

Al-Bashar criticized the United Nations' inaction  after the Turkish occupation state ignored the call until this moment, and added: "It must have a decisive position  the crimes and violations of the Turkish occupation."

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The co-chair of the Services Committee in the western region, Rahma Al-Alahmed, noted that: "not revealing the status of leader Abdullah Ogalan healthy until now, is evidence of the brutality of the Turkish occupation, and confirms that they violate the rights of leader Abdullah Ocalan."

Rahma Al-Ahmad clarified that "The United Nations did not act seriously and did not lift a finger, after its call to reveal the status of leader Abdullah Ocalan. It must hold the Turkish occupation state accountable for its crimes and brutality."

ANHA