Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth

Multiple activities were held in Hasaka, and a number of villages and camps on the occasion of the approaching April 4th, the birth of leader Abdullah Ocalan. These included meetings, lectures, and presentations introducing his life, philosophy, and struggle, in addition to activities by the Revolutionary Youth and school administration, which included student presentations and tree planting.

Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
Various activities to commemorate leader Ocalan's birth
2 April, 2026   14:34
HASAKA

The Kongra Star organized various events in the city of Hasaka and several villages and camps; the camps of Serê Kaniyê and Washokani, and the cities of Tell Tamer and Derbasiya, to commemorate the upcoming April 4th birthday of leader Abdullah Ocalan, under the slogan "April 4th: The Birth of Women's Freedom and a Democratic Society."

The events included meetings and lectures, introducing the leader's life, philosophy, and struggle, in addition to a T.V presentation, illustrating the stages of his life and the impact of his thought on various peoples, as the participants emphasized their commitment to adopting his ideology and philosophy to achieve freedom and equality for all peoples.

In addition to residents of the city and displaced people in the camps, members of civil institutions within the Autonomous Administration, the Kongra Star, political parties, and cultural centers participated in the meetings.

The Syrian Revolutionary Youth and the school administration at Rosa Judi School in Derbasiya organized various activities, including student presentations about the life of the leader, tree-planting activities to promote environmental awareness and teamwork, and the reading of a statement commemorating the leader's birthday and the martyrs of freedom. The events concluded with traditional folk dance performances amid an atmosphere of joy and interaction.

The Rojava preparatory committees announced an ongoing program of cultural, artistic, and political activities to introduce the community to the leader's ideas and his call for stability and mutual recognition among peoples, emphasizing the importance of promoting community and cultural engagement in various cities and villages.

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HASAKA