​​​​​​​Turkish state puts pressure on the leader to prevent dissemination of his ideology 

Reactions escalated condemning the Turkish authorities' handing over threatening messages to leader Abdullah Ocalan, which was revealed by a member of the Executive Council of the Kurdistan Communities Union KCK, Sabri Ok. Recently, the Turkish authorities imposed new "disciplinary sanctions" against leader Abdullah Ocalan.

In this regard, the co-chair of the Democratic Union Party's office in Girê Spî canton, Sabri Nabo, told ANHA's agency: "The conditions in which the leader Abdullah Ocalan was arrested, which he has been living in since 1999, are far from the law or the principles of social justice, as the fascist authority has worked to deprive him of all his rights as any detainee, regardless of the type and reasons for detention, but it turns out that its policy targets the Kurdish people in the person of the leader who represents the icon of co-existence and brotherhood of peoples that he wanted for the people of the region to achieve peace, and a solution regional issues.

He added, "The Turkish occupation state, after every failure in its attacks on North and East Syria and the areas of legitimate defense as a result of the heroic resistance shown by the people of the region and the forces that embraced the thought of the leader Abdullah Ocalan in defending its land and living in freedom and dignity, pours out its anger on the leader by tightening his isolation and imposing and extending disciplinary sanctions against him, and the threatening letters he delivered to the leader are only evidence of that."

Nabo criticized the role of human rights organizations regarding the violations of the Turkish fascist authorities against the leader and his comrades in prison and their lack of observance of the legal and human rights standards of their detainees, pointing out that the international forces are a partner in the isolation imposed on him through their absolute silence, and prove their partnership in the plot against him, and stressed the continuation of the struggle until the leader's physical freedom is achieved.

In his turn, the co-chair of the Girê Spî camp administration, Mohammad al-Sheikh, said: "The goal of the occupied Turkish state is to impose strict isolation on the leader Abdullah Ocalan, to break the will of the peoples following in his footsteps and approach."

He added: "The Turkish fascist authority does not observe the lowest legal and human rights standards for its detainees, and if we accept its claims to guarantee the rights of its detainees from the humanitarian and legal aspects, these allegations do not go beyond being verbal statements that have no basis in truth, as the whole world knows fully what the fascist authority is doing, and it is far from the law, whether it is in force on its soil or international law."

At the end of his speech, he stressed the need for international powers to act in the face of the isolation imposed on the leader Abdullah Ocalan and the threatening messages that were delivered to him, denouncing their absolute silence, which proves their partnership in the plot hatched against him in 1999, after their siding and conspiring with the Turkish occupation state against the orientations and aspirations of peoples yearning for freedom, democracy and justice.

T/ Satt.

ANHA