On the second day of the march "We Walk to Freedom with Hope", women visited the graves of those who lost their lives in the struggle for freedom and gave the message "We are grateful to those who paid a heavy price for freedom".
Şêrîn Hesen, who met Nagihan Akarsel in Afrin in 2017, said, "She was a woman of resistance. That is why she became a target of the male state."
Women participating in the march organised by Free Women's Movement (Tevgera Jinên Azad-TJA) with the slogan "We march to freedom with hope" were sent off from Amed (Diyarbakır) to Ankara with torches.
The women who will take part in the march from Amed to Ankara tomorrow with the slogan "We march to freedom with hope" led by the Free Women's Movement (Tevgera Jinên Azad-TJA) started to set off towards Amed (Diyarbakır).
A mass see off will be held in Amed (Diyarbakır) on October 1 for the march to be organised by Free Women Movement (Tevgera Jinên Azad-TJA) with the slogan "We Walk to Freedom with Hope". The women said that the main demand is the physical freedom of Abdullah Ocalan.
Living with the question "What happened, what did they do to Rojin?", mother Aygül Kabaiş is determined to fight for the perpetrators to be found and punished so that other young women do not experience the same situation.
TJA will organise a march from Amed (Diyarbakır) to Ankara on 1 October with the slogan "We Walk to Freedom with Hope".
Our reporter Zeynep Durgut, who reported on a "prostitution gang" in Şirnex involving non-commissioned officers and specialised sergeants, was investigated upon the complaint of the gang leader Kenan Tatar and his brother Nihat Tatar.
Drawing attention to women's common struggle for peace, representatives of women's organisations said: "Only a solution process in which women are involved can ensure peace building, equality and coexistence."
Adressing the Iranians in her letter political prisoners Zeinab Jalalian pointed to what is being inflicted on women and men strugglers and said: "Remaining silent in the face of this injustice and the crimes committed by the Islamic Republic against our fellow fighters is nothing less than a seal of approval for this criminal regime. "
Iranian actress Shaghayegh Norouzi stated that women turned into subjects after the "jin, jiyan, azadi (Women, life, freedom)" resistance, which left behind its 3rd year, and said, "Women are no longer waiting for change, they are building it".
Prisons have become one of the most determined areas of resistance after the assassination of Jina Emînî. Prisoners continue their protests despite torture, isolation and death threats. "The first protests started in the women's ward," said lawyer Leila Azadeh.
IHRNGO Director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam stated that what every single person in Iran has been experiencing for many years has been symbolised by what they saw in Jina Emînî and said, "The 'women, life, freedom' movement was a turning point and different from all other protests we have seen in the last 40 years. Compared to the resistance in the past, it was a resistance that included everyone."
PJAK Co-chair Peyman Viyan stated that the movement "Jin, jiyan, azadî" reasserted the existence of women and the meaning of life and said: "It has started a renaissance and a new era of revolution. It has redefined the line between society and the state."
In Wan (Van), where Rojin Kabaiş died under suspicious circumstances, the main expectation of the people is that the incident be investigated and clarified in all aspects. Citizens who do not believe the suicide claim ask, "How many more people will die?"