Fettah Tekin, who lost 2 children in the clashes and has 1 child in captivity, is resisting the attacks on the border with Qamishlo. "I take my strength from the love of my homeland. Either we will die in this land or we will be liberated," says Tekin.
Reacting to the murder of their colleagues, “We have not backed down despite years of detentions, arrests and pressures. We will continue the struggles of our murdered colleagues,” says journalists in Wan.
Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office issued a decision of non-prosecution in a torture file, which is not subject to statute of limitations, on the grounds that 7 years have passed since the incident.
Prisoners living in “isolation within isolation” were subjected to countless violations throughout the year. At least 709 prisoners lost their lives, 8,521 people were prevented from being released and solidarity with prisoners was criminalized.
She lost her brother in the Roboski massacre and her mother in the struggle for justice, “If justice had come to Roboski, the Kurdish issue would have been solved,” says Taybet Encü.
Stating that Turkey's only problem in Syria is the Kurdish forces, “Turkey knows that a democratic Syria means a democratic Middle East. The destruction of the gains in Rojava means the erasure of Iraq and Southern Kurdistan on the map,” says academics Haşim Zêbarî and Kamuran Berwarî.
5 journalists were killed in the Israeli attack on the live broadcasting vehicle of Al-Quds al-Yawm television in Gaza.
Returned to North and East Syria from Norway where he settled after his father was murdered by the Baath regime, "There is a great hope for a Kurdish alliance today," says Sheikh Murşid El Xeznewî.
“We are part of Syria and we want to be part of the solution. Solving the problems through dialogue is the healthiest way for all of us,” says Salih Muslim, a member of the PYD Presidency Council and former PYD Co-chair.
The massacre of journalists Nazım Daştan and Cihan Bilgin by Turkey, which has violated the law of war against Kurds since its foundation with the massacres in Dêrsim and Zilan, has turned the eyes to the war crimes that Turkey has committed and continues to commit today.
"Ending the isolation of Mr. Ocalan is good for all of us in the world," says Portuguese Assembly of Republic Member Jorge Pinto, who applied to the Ministry of Justice to meet with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
Sevim Encü, who lost 2 of her brothers in the Roboskî massacre and whose husband survived with injuries, stated that her husband Servet Encü was the only witness in the case and said: "My husband was constantly subjected to pressure because of this. Our house was combed, we migrated because of the pressure, but my husband did not give up his case."
In 2024, when hundreds of women were murdered, the way and solution of women who did not give up resistance against war, isolation, exploitation, migration, massacres of children, animals and nature was embodied in the slogan “Jin, jiyan, azadi (Woman, life, freedom)”.
During the vigil on the Pirsûs-Kobanê border, it was emphasised that the will of the people in North and East Syria to govern themselves must be respected.
Turkey and its affiliated groups bombed Gir'e Spî and Til Temir villages and grain silos.