Speaking at the march organised in Wan, DEM Party Women's Assembly Spokesperson Halide Türkoğlu stated that Abdullah Öcalan is working for a democratic solution, that is, a solution in which the demands of the peoples f Turkey will be united.
DBP Women's Assembly Spokeperson Berivan Bahçeci announced that they will organise workshops in 11 cities on 8 March.
Women in Botan started International Women's Day activities.
Stating that the first priority of the move initiated by TJA is the lifting of the isolation of İmralı, "Steps cannot be taken if there is no legal basis for the security of the process. Therefore, the isolation must be lifted," said Adalet Çimen Fidan.
DBP Women's Assembly Spokesperson Berivan Bahçeci stated that the solution is possible with the freedom of Abdullah Öcalan and that they will raise the struggle for this in every field.
TJA made a call to the democratic sectors of Kurdistan, Turkey and international institiutions and organizations to oppose the attacks against Alavis and Kurds in Syria and to embrace the "Rojava Revolution" and the Alevis.
The 102nd issue of Jin magazine was published with the "No Forgetting! No Forgiveness!" cover.
Work is underway in European countries for the rally to be held in Strasbourg on 15 February. "This 15 February will be our 15 February of liberation and freedom," says Dilan Çetinkaya, co-chair of KCDK-S.
According to the Baloch Activists Campaign's report, Iran has executed at least 621 Baloch people in the last 8 years.
Emphasising that Abdullah Öcalan's physical freedom must be ensured for the solution of the Kurdish issue, TJA said, "We reiterate our call to participate in the move we have initiated for the process to evolve into freedom."
According to the report released by KCDP, 33 women were murdered by men in January. 32 women died in suspicious circumstances.
Two months have passed since HTS took control of Damascus. In this short period of time, with practices such as changing the education curriculum, disregarding the will of women and appointing names who committed war crimes to top management positions; it has put its signature under practices that harbour many dangers for women and their gains.
TJA activist Rojbin Bor pointed out that the attacks against North and East Syria are aimed to break the will for self-governance. "Let's embrace Rojava and shoulder the women's freedom struggle," she says.
Havin Aşkan, who was 1.76 metres tall, allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself on a door handle. The family filed a complaint against the specialised sergeant, to whom their daughter was married, on charges of "delibrate killing".
Speaking at the commemoration organized in Dêrsim for Sakine Cansız, who was murdered in Paris together with Fidan Doğan and Leyla Şaylemez, "We will continue Sakine Cansız's fight everywhere," says DBP Women's Assembly Spokeperson Berivan Bahçeci.