Description of Turkish authorities’ policy in Imrali

The members of the Syrian Initiative for the Freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan condemned the Turkish authorities' ban on lawyers meeting with leader Abdullah Ocalan, and deemed him a violation of and extension of the international plot against him.

Description of Turkish authorities’ policy in Imrali
17 November, 2023   00:10
TABQA
 SALAM KIERAWAN

The Turkish authorities banned the meeting of lawyers with leader Abdullah Ocalan for another six months, and the content of the decision was not disclosed to lawyers under the pretext of "security".

According to the Mesopotamia news agency, on Thursday, lawyers for the Human Age Office filed a request on 6 November to the enforcement court in Bursa for the purpose of meeting their client,   but they learned after their application that on 31 October, a new prohibition was imposed.

In response to this, the two members of the Syrian Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, in an interview with ANHA agency, expressed their condemnation of the practices and violations of the Turkish state against the leader Abdullah Ocalan.

A member of the Syrian Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, Zainab Omar, explained that it has been 25 years since the kidnapping of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, who represents the ideology of democracy and seeks to bring peace to the Middle East, get rid of the ongoing crises and conflicts, and bring all peoples to safety.

Zainab Omar affirmed that the ban is the most heinous and immoral violation committed by the Turkish authorities against leader Abdullah Ocalan, because it deprives him of his most basic human rights and prevents his relatives and lawyers from visiting him to ascertain his state of health.

It noted that it was no longer hidden from one of the Turkish State's conspiracies against leader Abdullah Ocalan and those involved in the international conspiracy against him on 9 October 1998, following which the leader was arrested on 15 February 1999.

It considered that the subjects of the people of North and East Syria and the violations against leader Abdullah Ocalan were an extension of the international conspiracy to break the will of the peoples and to thwart the project put forward by leader Abdullah Ocalan to bring the Middle East to safety.

Zainab Omar considered that the Turkish occupying state's attacks on North and East Syria were nothing but attempts to bow the people of the region to its control and undermine the resolve of a people who believed in the leader's thinking, but stressed that: "Our will and resolve are stronger than your fascist aggression, and we will continue our revolutionary activities until the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan is achieved and the wall of your grievance and aggression smashed in Imrali."

For her part, member of the initiative Shada al-Hussein condemned the inhumane violations of the Turkish state against leader Abdullah Ocalan and its violation of all international and humanitarian laws, and the threat to poison the leader without any international deterrence that would stop her from her criminal practices.

Shada al-Hussein stressed the pursuit of the revolutionary struggle against the attacks of the Turkish occupying state and the intensification of the struggle for the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Ocalan, "and the delivery of our project to globe across and the liberation of peoples eager and hungry for freedom."

She drew attention to the global campaign (Freedom for Abdullah Ocalan, Political Solution to the Kurdish Issue) launched at 74 centres around the world, and its widespread dissemination, which showed that Leader Abdullah Ocalan's thinking carried peace and coexistence.

T/ Satt.

ANHA