The biggest condemnation against the international conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan was the "You Can't Darken Our Sun" protests. While dozens of people lost their lives, the protests were not limited to prisons and cities.
Determining that his capture was the reason and that his being brought to İmralı was the result, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan said: "I overcame the conspiracy. We will neither live as before nor fight as before.”
Describing the international conspiracy against him as a "NATO-Gladio operation", PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan said: "The conspiracy was the 'key step in the realization of the Greater Middle East Project'."
There are public squares bearing the name of revolution and freedom in every city of Iran. Thousands of people who tried to travel the short but arduous road from Revolution Square to Azadî Square in 43 years were killed and executed. The Iranians seem determined to pave the way this time.
In Jîna Emin's hometown of Seqiz, children ask their mothers, "Did you ever think that the same could happen to us when we reach Jîna's age?" Evînar Seqiz says, "Everyone who floods into Jîna's tomb has questions about those children."
The people of Bokan have been standing up against the regime forces for the last two months. Despite 11 people being killed by the police on the streets in the last two weeks, the people do not take a step back. A citizen from Bokan, who was injured in the protests, says, "All our efforts are so that our children do live through the persecution we see."
I am going to Piranşehr, the hometown of 16-year-old Zekeriya Xeyal and Komar Deruftade, who were killed in the protests for Jîna Eminî, located on the Bashur border of Rojhilat. The families of Zekeriya and Komar, who told their stories, stated that they were forced to make a statement that their children were killed by the activists.
F., who participated in a demonstration for the first time in Mahabad and said that she put her fears aside after shouting the slogan "Jin Jiyan Azadi", spoke about the day Kubra Şêxa Seqa was killed by the regime, whom she refers to as a revolutionary vanguard.
At the entrance of Mahabad, a model of a fighter jet caught my eye on a pedestal because it was out of combat. While walking around the city, traces of the protests can be seen on every street. Although many people lost their lives as a result of the direct fire of the regime forces, the people are not backing down.
I leave behind the road that winds through the mountains and go to the city of Xoy, where Azeris and Kurds live together, with a population of about 500 thousand people, among vineyards, gardens and fields covered with the colors of autumn on a wide plain, and from there to Urmia.
Even though I know that dozens of journalists are imprisoned, at a moment when I decided to gather my courage and go to Iran, I decide not to spread my departure process over time and to live by experiencing the risks, as I know that everyone I meet will make me reconsider my decision. And now I am in Iran.
Abdurrahman Gök, went, seen and written from İran and Rojhilat..
Stating that Kurds are 'biological enemy' for Turkey since 1925's, Historian Prof. Dr. Hamit Bozarslan said, "Kobané was a development that showed Kurds was not going to be subordinated to Turks. That's why Turkey can not get over Kobané."
Girê Spî and Serêkaniyê where Kurds, Arabs, Turkmens and Assyrians live together equally and freely, establishing a free administration, have been remembered with cases of extortion, plunder, rape, torture and death caused by Syrian National Army, controlled by Turkey.
Stating that the investigations into the death of 54 people who lost their lives in Kobané protests are being carried out on the existing suspects rather than finding the real perpetrators, Attorney Ercan Yılmaz from İHD Diyarbakır Branch asked why there is not one single investigation into the deaths of the people other than Yasin Börü.