Women from the Middle East to Europe who support the struggle of the women resisting to oppression and violence of Taliban in Afghanistan, expressed the importance of a common line of struggle.
Women's Rights activist Fatma Bostan Ünsal, who stated that the instrumentalization of religion causes antifeminam displays, said that conservative women should stand against Islamophobia as well as antifeminam policies developed by instrumentalizing religion.
Three RJAK member women, who were detained by the KDP on the anniversary of the Shengal Massacre, have not been heard from for 13 days. Asking the whereabouts of the RJAK members, the women from Botan demanded that the KDP make a statement.
Demanding to know the whereabouts of the three RJAK member women detained by the KDP missing for the last 10 days, RJAK Spokesperson Soma Ferhad stressed that what happened was not a coincidence and that they will continue their struggle at all possible platforms despite the oppression.
Emine Şenyaşar whose sons were murdered right in front of her eyes, said: "They left no one to celebrate my mother's day. My Celal and Adil used to celebrate my mother's day. They took them from me. They locked my Fadıl in a prison."
Women organized actions against violence in many cities within the scope of November 25. Combining their words and their struggles, the women said, "We continue to grow this struggle in order not to leave a single sister alone."
Women emphasizing the importance of the İstanbul Convention following the murder of 13 women in the last 10 days, stated that this is a gendercide against women.
Stating that they want to welcome World Peace Day on September 1 in a peaceful environment, Peace Mothers in İzmir pointed out that the key to the solution is in İmralı Prison.
Hayat Özek who went to Van High Security Prison to see her husband and son in contact visit was made to chose between her husband or son.
The police did not allow women to march and detained 16 during yesterday's demonstrations.
HDP's Feleknas Uca asked how was the women sold as slaves by ISIS brought to Turkey's capital city Ankara this easily.
In the last six weeks seven women have committed suicide in Mardin. Women's organisations classify these suicides as a political problem that can be solved by implementing the Istanbul Convention.
According to reports, Berfin Alça shot herself at home in Mardin.
Women in solidarity with eachother in Turkey and the world, challenging the states against attacks on women.
It is claimed that ESP co-chair Özlem Gümüştaş and the SKM women were detained on the grounds of "having a meeting in a house".