NE Syria's Organisations, Councils slam threats of Turkish occupation against leader Ocalan

Members of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in the city of Raqqa and its countryside, and members of the Young Women's Union, gathered in front of the Youth Council of the Future Syria Party in the city of Raqqa to make two separate statements condemning the Turkish threats against leader Ocalan.

The statement of the Revolutionary Youth Movement was read by the co-chair of the movement, Bushra Ahmed.

The statement called on everyone who claims to preserve human values and justice to fulfill their moral duty towards the leader's cause.

The statement warned the Turkish occupation state and held it responsible for any harm that befell the leader, and that this would cost it a heavy price, as it would affect the dignity of all components of NE Syria who follow the leader's thought.

The statement stressed, "We will continue our struggle under the slogan "Support the Battle of Freedom" and make this campaign for physical freedom for the leader of Abdullah Ocalan."

As for the statement of the Union of Young Women in the city of Raqqa and its countryside, it was read by the administrator, Sanaa Ibrahim.

The statement stressed, "What the Turkish fascist state is doing with a threat to the leader Abdullah Ocalan is not easy, because anything that affects the leader of humanity affects all the peoples of the world, and because his thought and philosophy do not concern only the Kurdish people, but concern all the peoples of the world."

The statement warned, "Anything that hurts our leader will be met with a harsh response."

The statement stressed, "We pledge our leader to follow his ideology and philosophy, and we say once again that the time has come for physical freedom for the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and we call on everyone to join the campaign, "Freedom will triumph with women, life, freedom."

In the context, the people and residents of the Abu Khashab town camp went out in a massive march.

The march started in front of the Abu Khashab camp, amid chanting slogans saluting the resistance of the leader Abdullah Ocalan, reaching the shrine of the martyr Khader Al Hamada in the town of Abu Khashab.

Upon arrival, the participants observed a minute of silence in honor of the souls of the martyrs, then the administrator of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in Deir Ezzor, Rawdat Al-Awwad, read a statement.

The statement affirmed, "We stand today in protest against the Turkish fascism's attacks on the leader of humanity, Abdullah Ocalan, which is still trying to undermine his resistance, the resistance of Guerrilla, and the peoples seeking freedom.

The statement stressed, "The projects of the Turkish occupation state will never succeed. With the spirit and resistance of the revolutionary youth, we will win, and we are ready to respond, and our response will be very harsh."

For her part, the deputy co-chair of the Deir Ezzor Civil Council, Shahrzad Al-Hafel, read a statement in the presence of members of the Deir Ezzor Civil Council.

The statement stressed, "It is our duty to go to human rights organizations and human rights platforms to put pressure on this reckless regime and put an end to its violations against the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and we demand the people of the region in general and NE Syria in particular to escalate the struggle in order to make the free and democratic life."

Manbij

In turn, the Democratic Civil Administration in Manbij and its countryside denounced, in a statement, the threats against leader Abdullah Ocalan and the tightening of his isolation.

The statement was read by the co-chair of the Legislative Council, Siham Hamo, in front of the Democratic Civil Administration building in Manbij and its countryside, in the presence of members of the Democratic Civil Administration and its affiliated institutions, the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement, and notables and tribal sheikhs.

The statement stated: "The leader, despite the conditions of isolation in the solitary cell, demonstrated the model of democratic civilization, but what is being applied against him has nothing to do with humanity and is contrary to all international laws, charters and treaties, and the Charter of Human Rights."

The statement stressed: "Human rights and humanitarian organizations must intervene immediately to reveal the health situation of the leader, because the time has come to achieve his physical freedom."

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