"What the Leader is being subjected to is an unforgivable crime against society"

The Turkish occupation state continues to tighten the torture and genocide system against Leader Abdullah Ocalan in Imrali Prison, which provokes increasing popular reactions demanding an end to these violations.

In this context, the people of the city of Girkê Legê in the Jazira Canton condemned the torture system imposed on Leader Abdullah Ocalan.

The citizen Salih Muhammad pointed out that: "What Leader Abdullah Ocalan is being subjected to is an unforgivable crime against society, not just against the Leader."

Muhammad stressed that the Turkish occupation state's tightening of the torture and genocide system against Leader Abdullah Ocalan is contrary to all international covenants, conventions and human rights laws.

Salih Muhammed said: "The Turkish occupation state considers the ideas of Leader Abdullah Ocalan a threat to it, so it tightens the system of torture and genocide against him day after day."

Muhammed stressed that: "The people of Rojava and all over the world are struggling for the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, but this is not enough, and the struggle must continue to achieve this freedom."

Saleh called on: "Humanitarian and human rights organizations to play their role in demanding the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan."

For her part, citizen Aisha Mustafa stressed: "Women have given a lot, but what they are giving is still not enough and more effort must be made."

Aisha Mustafa called for: "The necessity of uniting the efforts of all women from all over the world to demand the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, and escalating the pace of the struggle."

Citizen Baran Mustafa explained that: "The Turkish occupation state seeks to distance the leader from the people to limit the spread of his ideas."

Baran stressed that they will not remain silent about this torture and genocide system, and will always struggle in the squares for the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan.

T/ Satt.

ANHA