Pointing to the massacres of Alawites in Syria by HTS and armed groups supported by Turkey, "We have always been in favor of the integriy and domcratization of Syria. We want a democratic Syria where all the colors of Syria can rule together," ABF Chair Mustafa Aslan said.
Seyithan Acar, a father who lost his two daughters in the clashed, expressed his support for Abdullah Öcalan's call and said, "I have suffered the pain of a daughter twice, but I don't want anyone else to suffer from this pain."
Pointing to the call of Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan, Dr Rolf Gössner, a jurist from Bremen, said: "This call, which opens up great opportunities, must prompt the Turkish government to finally solve the underlying problem"
Sêrt Bar Association Chair Muhammed Alptekin said that the process to resolve the Kurdish issue must be carried out in harmony not only by politicians but also by lawyers.
Co-chair of the Autonomous Administration's Foreign Relations Department Ilham Ehmed said that the aim of the agreement is to stop the attacks in the coastal region and expressed hope for the preparation of a transformation that will ensure the fair participation of all components in the process.
SDF Press Centre announced that the attacks of Turkey and the SNA escalated.
Lawyers from the Asrın Law Office have made a new application for a meeting with their client Abdullah Öcalan.
PYD Co-President Xerîb Hiso pointed out that the clashes will end with yesterday's agreement and said, “In the coming days, committees will be formed and articles will be discussed.” Hiso emphasized that the attacks against Alawites must stop immediately.
Bafel Talabani expressed their support for the agreement reached between SDF and the Syrian Interim Government and said that they are hopeful for every step that protects the rights of the people of North and East Syria.
PYD Foreign Relations Spokesperson Salih Muslim said, "It is a great gain for both Alawites, Druze and Yazidis" regarding the 8-point agreement. Muslim emphasised that all groups will be considered equal regardless of religion and race.
The mothers of Hacı Lokman Birlik, Cemile Çağırga and Hacer Aslan, who were killed during the curfews, said, "Abdullah Öcalan has fulfilled his responsibility, now it is the state's turn."
Members of associations working on Kurdish language reiterated their support for Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan's historic call and called on everyone to support the process for their language, culture and art.
ÖHD Istanbul Branch Co-Chair İshak Demirel stated that the “right to hope” decision given to Abdullah Öcalan must be implemented and said, "The right to hope is one of the most fundamental cornerstone of this process."
It has been 31 years since the disappearance of journalist Nazım Babaoğlu, who never returned from Sewêreg, where he had gone for news. During this time, neither Babaoğlu's fate was asked, nor his perpetrators were put on trial. His brother Cemal Babaoğlu said, "As a victim of the war, we support the call of Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan to solve the problems that have arisen."
Stating that Abdullah Öcalan's call is full of hope, Gever Peace Mothers emphasised that "Mr Öcalan must be free as we move towards Newroz".