"If we do not see our leader liberated, we will not be free"

The people of Amuda in the Jazira canton stressed the continuation of the resistance and staying in the squares until the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan is achieved, and they stressed: "If we do not see our leader liberated, we will not be free."

"If we do not see our leader liberated, we will not be free"
15 December, 2024   03:10
AMUDA
SIMAV MAHMOUD

The people of Amuda denounced the torture and genocide system imposed by the Turkish occupation state authorities on Leader Abdullah Ocalan in Imrali, where he is prevented from meeting his family and lawyers.

Citizen Amsha Sheikhmous stressed the "necessity of staying in the squares until the physical freedom of the leader is achieved, saying: "If we do not see our leader liberated, we will not be free."

She added: "Women's freedom begins with the freedom of the leader, thanks to his thought, women were able to engage in all fields and took their rights in the region of North and East Syria."

She pointed out that "the leader is only physically detained in Imrali prison, but his thought, which calls for unity and the project of the democratic nation, is free and is embodied in every human being who yearns for freedom."

As for citizen Shireen Darbas, she stressed that "the leader has the right to meet with his family and lawyer, as he is the key to solving the Kurdish issue and stopping World War III."

She explained that "all countries do not want to achieve his physical freedom; Because all the problems of the Middle East will be solved by achieving his freedom."

She added: "We, the components of the North and East Syria region, demand the achievement of the physical freedom of the leader, as he seeks to achieve the project of the democratic nation, and on this basis, all countries seek to prevent the spread of his thought."

She pointed out: "We are working on the basis of the thought and philosophy of our leader, and everything he said at the beginning of the revolution, when he mentioned that the war will continue until 2025, is embodied on the ground."

In his turn, citizen Samir Orkesh said that "the system of torture and genocide imposed by the Turkish occupation state is not humane," and added: "All peoples have obtained their rights, except for the Kurdish people."

He pointed out: "We want to achieve the physical freedom of our leader, and we will remain committed to his thought, philosophy, and democratic project until his physical freedom is guaranteed."

He stressed: "We will confront the system of torture and genocide imposed on the leader, by strengthening the struggle until his physical freedom is achieved."

T/ Satt.

ANHA