Amuda women renew call for Physical Freedom of leader Ocalan

The isolation imposed on Leader Abdullah Ocalan continues despite the call for peace and a democratic society that he issued on February 27 of this year. At the same time, demands continue to grow for guaranteeing his physical freedom and ending the isolation imposed on him.

Citizen Nazdar Darwish explained that the Rojava Revolution has come to be known as the “Women’s Revolution,” thanks to the philosophy of Leader Abdullah Ocalan. She said:

“Everything we do does not do justice to the leader and to the revolution. We must escalate our struggle and resistance and remain in the public squares. The leader offered so much to women and to their freedom, and without his physical freedom, peace cannot be achieved. The freedom of women begins with the freedom of our leader.”

For her part, Fasla Suleiman called on women around the world to unite in their demands to achieve the freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, saying:

“He is the one who brought us to this stage and worked for women’s freedom. It is the duty of every woman to struggle for his physical freedom. He has called for peace and continues to struggle and resist to bring peace. The time has come to achieve his physical freedom. We will continue to struggle and support him until we see his vision realized among us.”

In turn, Media Saado stressed that the solution in the Middle East lies in achieving the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, saying:

“The leader’s philosophy enabled women to break the barrier of fear imposed on them for thousands of years and to prove themselves in various fields,” emphasizing that the leader’s freedom is the freedom of society.

As for Saida Hassan, she called on society to work seriously to achieve the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, noting that solving all issues lies in guaranteeing his freedom. She said:

“The leader, through his philosophy, is free and calls for peace for all components, not only for the Kurdish people. His physical freedom must be achieved as soon as possible.”

The women concluded by affirming that achieving the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Öcalan is an urgent necessity, stressing their commitment to remain in the public squares, organize activities, and intensify their struggle until his physical freedom is achieved.

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ANHA