PAJK: We will not forget this massacre, we will not allow it to be forgotten

The coordination of the Kurdistan Women’s Freedom Party (PAJK) published a statement on its website on the anniversary of the Paris massacre, which said:

 “We remember with sincere gratitude and respect the symbol of the resistance of our struggle, our comrade Sakîne Cansiz (Sara), and the two pioneering fighters from the cadres of our women’s movement, our comrades Rojbîn and Ronahi, on the twelfth anniversary of their martyrdom. We also remember with all respect in the person of those comrades who were assassinated in a despicable plot on January 9, 2013.” Avin (Amina Kara), one of the pioneers of our movement who was assassinated in the Second Paris Massacre, the Kurdish artist Mir Bror, and the dear patriot Abd al-Rahman Kazal. We renew our pledge of accountability and accountability regarding these two massacres, and we also pledge that we will certainly shed light on this dark conspiracy that was hatched against Pioneers of our struggle, we respectfully bow to the memory of our great martyrs and once again condemn the massacres committed in Paris.

The second Paris massacre was committed at a time when we were still feeling intense pain over the assassination of the founding member of our party, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, our pioneer and the living history of our women’s struggle, our training companion Sakîne Cansiz and companions Rojbîn and Ronahi, and since 2013 until now, the Kurdish people have been resisting. Women are in all arenas to shed light on the Paris massacre and are struggling to uncover the truth

Instead of shedding light on the inhumane massacre committed by the Turkish state, the French authorities created the ground for the second Paris massacre on December 23, and although everything has become publicly clear and the perpetrators are known, they were asked to cover the dirty accounts and connections in these massacres with The “confidentiality” decision of the case.

It was not a coincidence that Sakîne Cansiz, who participated in the founding of our party and was present during its gathering, Fidan Dogan, who was carrying out diplomatic work, and Leyla Şaylamez, one of the youth leaders, were targeted in the massacre, and at the time she was conducting dialogues with Leader APO regarding the solution. Three women who represented the women’s freedom struggle, which leader APO described as “my greatest project,” were targeted, especially Sakîne Cansiz, who, through her struggle and resistance, became a symbol of free women. On this basis, the conspiracy was hatched, and the planners and perpetrators of the Paris massacre were not revealed. The killer was not disclosed, and in this way an attempt was made to make public opinion forget the perpetrators.

In Kurdistan, fascism continues against pioneering women and all of our people at full speed and with the same policy. Resistant women are assassinated, unlimited attacks are launched against all Kurdish sanctities, and chemical weapons are used against the Guerrilla. In return, the same conspiring forces remain silent and deafened, and our struggle is unrelenting. A peer against the mentality that tries to normalize the Paris massacre and make it forgotten, will continue at all costs, and our struggle will continue without stopping and in all circumstances in order to reveal the facts of these massacres to the Turkish state and its supporters and hold them accountable before history.

The people and our friends, and our comrade Sarah, the living history of our struggle, became a heroic epic for our people with her stance against the executioners. She insisted on the struggle until the end, and wrote non-defeat with golden letters in our history, and represented with her stance the values of Psi, Zarifa and hundreds. Women who made great sacrifices, and the value of freedom for the people of Kurdistan, women, and the people of the Middle East became universal, and just as her life became the subject of epics, her martyrdom will be an eternal source that unites all women. She was a legendary pioneer who sacrificed her life for the struggle of truth and did not submit to the oppression of tyrants. This truth became a turning point in our struggle for women's freedom.

T/ Satt.

ANHA