Stating that they defend a peaceful constitution, women's rights activist Zozan Özgökçe said: "A constitution cannot be made by marginalizing women and Kurds. We are in favor of everyone being equal despite their differences. Such a constitution is possible
Caroline Förster, one of the internationalist young people who came to Amed, drew attention to the struggle of Kurdish women and said: "The struggle here is an example for the internationalist women's struggle."
In the case of the murder of Ceyda Yüksel in Bornova, the sentence given to Serkan Dindar was approved with a reduction of "unjust provocation".
Stating that they will organize street by street with the campaign they started, TJA activist Ruken Zeryam Işık Yıldız said: "We will be the answer to the issues of isolation, women and nature massacres, child abuse, unlawfulness in prisons and many other problems."
Condemning the absolute isolation in Imrali, DBP Women's Council Spokesperson Aynur Sarıca said: "Kurdish women do not accept isolation and are fighting against it. Isolation must be lifted no matter what."
PIA Vice President Menice Gülmez, who defined Lausanne as "destruction", stated that women will rebuild the new century and said: "Women will liberate these lands."
In the speeches made at the opening event of the Kurdish Women's Library, Archive and Research Center, the message "The torch lit by Nagihan will continue to light in this library. Jin, jiyan, azadi philosophy will grow."
Addressing women in Yoğurtçu Park, Green Left Party Co-Spokesperson Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar said: "The one-man regime is not ready to go, but women are ready to send. We're here, we're going to change it together."
Hatay Earthquake Solidarity members boiled the cauldrons and burned the baxurs on the 40th day in memory of those who lost their lives in the earthquake.
Stating that male state policies increase violence against women in the region, Bashur Kurdistan Women's Union member Rêzan Şêx Dilêr said: "Courts do not give the necessary punishments to the perpetrators. This makes it easier for women to be murdered."
Stating that the system built in Rojava frightens the rulers, the Chairperson of the Northern and Eastern Syria Autonomous Administration Women's Board, Adalet Omer said: "We can defeat these plans only with organization and unity. The more we provide the strength of being a society, the stronger we will win."
A young woman named Zuhal Ebrar Yıldız (18) was killed by a police bullet in Beyoğlu.
TJA activist Figen Ekti, who was tortured in Ankara Police Department, was taken to the hospital after she fell ill when she was brought to Ankara Courthouse 4 days later.
Organizing women from house to house, from village to village as part of the November 25 events in Shengal, TAJÊ members said: “In 2014, Yazidi women were cut into pieces. But now Öcalan's idea and philosophy are the cure for the wounds of Yazidi women.”