Fears NE, Syria people about health of leader Ocalan

The people of North and East Syria continue to demand the release of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, and the immediate disclosure of his health condition, while the Turkish authorities continue to impose strict isolation on him and do not allow his clients or relatives to meet him, and are concealing his health condition after the recent earthquake that struck Turkey.

The secrecy and continued detention increases the volume and number of reprehensible events and activities in the world, specifically in North and East Syria, and the people remaining in the squares, as our agency monitored.

Citizen Mahmoud Amin, a resident of Tal Tamr district, called on the Turkish authorities to immediately reveal the status of the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and said: “For 34 months, the Turkish occupation state has prevented the leader’s family and his lawyer from meeting with him, which raises doubts about his health condition.”

He called on "human rights organizations, especially the Committee against Torture, to issue a report revealing the leader's situation."

He stressed: "We will remain in the sit-in and demonstration tents until the leader's status is revealed.".

On the same hand, citizen Heaven Sabri explained that “the leader of the peoples and the leader of the democratic nation has been detained by the Turkish occupation state for 25 years, and it prevents his lawyer and family from meeting with him to check on his health.”

She added, "A while ago, an earthquake struck the Turkish city of Istanbul, which worried us and raised our fears, so we went out to the squares so that the Turkish occupation state would reveal the status of the leader."

Meanwhile, citizen Issa Harb pointed out that the Turkish authorities “are trying, by tightening the isolation on him, to prevent the dissemination of the thought and philosophy of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, but the opposite happened. In the prison of Leader Ocalan, the springs of science, philosophy, and brotherhood of peoples flowed.”

He called on human rights organizations to "put pressure on the Turkish state to end the isolation of the leader."

T/ Satt.

ANHA