Kongra Star mourns passing of journalist Doaa Silo

Kongra Star extended its heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies to the family of the late journalist Doaa Silo and her colleagues, affirming that her passing is a painful loss of a media figure who dedicated her life to serving her community and advocating for women's issues. The organization stressed that her memory will remain alive and that her humanitarian and journalistic message will continue to stand as a testament to her legacy of dedication and service.

15 June, 2026 09:52

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In a statement issued on Monday, Kongra Star said it received with great sorrow and sadness the news of the death of young journalist Doaa Silo, who devoted her professional career to serving her community and defending women's causes, remaining committed to her media and humanitarian mission until the final moments of her life.

The statement noted that Doaa Silo, who passed away on Sunday after suffering a stroke, was a model of a journalist committed to the values of freedom, democracy, and social justice. Through her work, she dedicated herself to conveying the truth and highlighting the concerns of women and society.

It added that through her work at Darbasiyah FM Radio and her presentation of the program Jiyana Dayîkê (Mothers' Voice), she was able to convey the concerns and aspirations of women and mothers with professionalism and responsibility, helping amplify their voices and strengthen their presence in public life.

Kongra Star emphasized that the late journalist was not merely a media professional, but an influential figure who left a clear mark on the field of free media. She was known for her competence, courage, and dedication to her mission. She was also distinguished by her humanitarian spirit and cooperative nature, contributing throughout her career to strengthening the values of solidarity and collective action.

The statement further stressed that the passing of Doaa Silo represents a painful loss of a media figure who devoted her life to serving her community and defending women's issues, noting that her professional and humanitarian legacy will remain a source of inspiration for all who knew her and followed her work.

Kongra Star extended its deepest condolences and sympathies to the family of the deceased, her media family at Darbasiyah FM Radio, and all her colleagues and loved ones, affirming that Doaa Silo's memory will remain alive and that her humanitarian and journalistic message will continue to bear witness to her lifelong dedication and service.

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