Young Women's Union organizes march in Raqqa to support call for peace

As part of the "Gather Together" campaign series launched by the Young Women's Union on October 7, dozens of female members of civil and military institutions marched, led by young women, in support of the call for peace and a democratic society, and to affirm their commitment to freedom and resistance.

The march began in front of the former Children's Hospital and headed to the Free Women's Square in Raqqa. The participants held up banners with "In Communal Comradeship, Live with the Leader" and "Gather Together" written on. They also carried pictures of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, chanting "Long Live the Leader" and "No Life Without the Leader."

Upon arriving at the Free Women's Square, the participants stood a minute of silence in honor of the martyrs. This was followed by a speech delivered by Nour al-Hassen, the administrator in the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in Deir ez-Zor province. She emphasized that "Leader Abdullah Ocalan has been living in isolation since 1999, and despite the isolation imposed on him, he has not surrendered; however, he has continued his struggle and spread the idea of ​​the democratic nation among the peoples."

Nour al-Hassen affirmed that the young women will continue the struggle to achieve the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, emphasizing that his call for peace is inextricably linked to his physical freedom, a goal Turkey must uphold and not shirk its responsibilities towards.

J.J

ANHA