Turkey gangs threaten relatives of a deceased woman in occupied Afrin after exposing their crimes

Informed sources reported to ANHA agency that the “Suqur al-Shamal” mercenaries, affiliated with the Turkish occupation state, threatened the people of the village of Ali Jaro.

The mercenaries' threat to the people came against the backdrop of the spread of the story of the citizen, Malak Ibo (63 years old), from the village of Ali Jaro in the Bulbul district of occupied Afrin, on November 6, after she suffered a stroke, after receiving direct death threats and the storming of a house where she lived.

Malak Ibo was staying in the house of one of her relatives after the mercenary (Asmar Abu Al-Ezz) seized her house and land, and threatened to kill her if he claimed her property.

The sources confirmed that after the relatives of the citizen “Malak Ibo” received threats from the “Suqua al-Shamal” mercenaries, they gathered in one house, for fear of immoral crimes being committed against them and the seizure of their property.

The incident sparked a huge wave of condemnation, and many activists circulated the story of Citizen Malak, who was forced to die and was deprived of her home even after her death. Her last will was for her funeral procession to start in front of her house.

According to the sources, the children of the victim were forcibly displaced to Al-Shahba District, except for a married daughter in the village. The “Suqur Al-Shamal” mercenaries of the Turkish occupation army seized her property, including the family home, and she repeatedly demanded its return.

It is noteworthy that the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries, since their occupation of Afrin, have committed dozens of crimes against its people, amid the silence of international powers, despite the continued repeated demands of the indigenous population for the right of return, guaranteed by the articles of the Universal Charter on Human Rights issued on December 10, 1948, as the second paragraph of Article 13 states that “Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.”

T/ Satt.

ANHA