Females: Leader Ocalan’s ideology played crucial role in achieving women's liberation

Women from Raqqa have emphasized that the ideology of leader Abdullah Ocalan has played a crucial role in advancing women's liberation and self-development across various fields after decades of marginalization.

Females: Leader Ocalan’s ideology played crucial role in achieving women's liberation
21 February, 2025   03:31
RAQQA

Women from Raqqa, in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, spoke about their experiences with leader Ocalan’s philosophy and their struggle for his physical freedom.

Suheil Al-Ahmad, the member of the Training Committee within the Zenobia Women's Gathering in Raqqa, stated:

"At first, I was unfamiliar with leader Abdullah Ocalan’s ideology, but after attending an ideological course, I discovered its foundations of justice, gender equality, and respect for women’s rights."

She also referred to the February 15 international conspiracy against the leader, asserting: "This conspiracy has failed because his ideas persist, even behind bars. Ideas cannot be imprisoned."

Suheil reaffirmed that they would continue to hold awareness seminars to educate women about leader’s philosophy.

Similarly, Iman Al-Khalaf, also the member of the Zenobia Women's Gathering, highlighted how leader ideology helped women break free from patriarchal constraints, empowering them to understand their rights and actively participate in society.

"The conspiracy against leade Ocalan sought to erase his ideas because they promote equality and justice—principles that authoritarian regimes fear, "she added.

Muntaha Al-Huwaija further emphasized the impact of leader philosophy on women's awareness, stating: "After learning about leader Ocalan’s ideology, women have become more conscious of their rights and responsibilities, leading to genuine gender equality across all sectors."

She concluded by affirming that leader’s resistance has thwarted the international conspiracy, noting:"His ideology remains alive in the minds of all those who struggle for freedom, justice, and equality."

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ANHA