KJK: "Jin Jiyan Azadi " turned into magic key to live freely

The Kurdistan Women’s Movement(KJK) confirmed that the truth of “Women, Life, Freedom,” which Leader Ocalan expressed years ago, turned into a cry for freedom and the magic key to life, and called on the Iranian state to end the pressures against women, KJK also called for participation in the actions to be organized this weekend.

KJK: "Jin Jiyan Azadi " turned into magic key to live freely
15 September, 2023   07:54
NEWS DESK

KJK issued a statement to public opinion, on the occasion of the first anniversary of the killing of the young Kurdish woman, Jina Amînî.

 KJK said: "We commemorate with respect and gratitude the female martyrs of the 76 Jin Jiyan Azadî revolution, in the person of Jina Amînî and Shilêr Resûlî, who fought to save the world from male oppression, sexism, nationalism and fascism, and gave their lives, their most valuable asset, in exchange for freedom for this cause.

"We salute the legitimate struggle of the female prisoners, who did not fall even an inch behind the will for freedom, and the struggle of Rojhilatê Kurdistan and all Iranian women who resisted."

The statement added: "The misogynist Iranian regime and all other powers in power, who make life miserable for women, usurp their right to live freely, throw women into prisons by force of power, want to make them surrender through executions, and want to shape women with religious and sexist policies. But we say this: Women's struggle is legitimate and justified! As seen in the protests of 16 September 2022, the women's struggle does not know any obstacles or prohibitions. We demand the Iranian state to end the oppression it imposes on women. We want the sentences given to women who want to make life more livable and fair for all women, peoples, beliefs and cultures to be reversed. On this occasion, we renew our demand for freedom for all political prisoners in the person of our comrade Zeyneb Celaliyan. It is time to rule people and women by oppression, prohibition, force and anti-democratic practices."

ANHA