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.
Stating that Sakine Cansız, who was murdered in Paris, was one of the most influential women she had ever met, "She always talked about peace and the struggle for peace. Her thoughts and struggle for women's rights and against male domination impressed me a lot," says Eren Keskin
PYD Co-Presidency Committee member Fawza Yousef stated that the solution to the Syrian crisis can be overcome with the Autonomous Administration model and called on women to fight for it together.
TJA commemorated Sakine Cansız, Fidan doğan, Leyla Şaylemez, Sêvê Demir, Fatma Uyar, Pakize Nayır, Evîn Goyi, Mir Perwer and Abdurrahman Kızıl who were murdered in January.
In the report prepared by MKG for 2024, it was stated that the most concrete violation of rights against journalists was the murder of Nazım Daştan and Cihan Bilgin, and that 8 women journalists are under arrest.
Munzur University students organized a march for Rojin Kabaiş and Gülistan Doku.
A video of Shadi al-Weysi, the "Justice minister" of the interim administration in Damascus, taking part in the execution of two women in Idlib has emerged. HTS confirmed the video.
Reacting to the "suicide" allegations about Rojin Kabaiş's death, the family drew attention to the contradictions in the file and held her roommate and dormitory authorities responsible for her death. Her aunt Özlem Kabaiş claimed that her niece was thrown into the water after she was murdered.
The 97th issue of Jin magazine was published with the cover "Our life was always a fight".
Stating that they will continue the struggle for freedom bequeathed by the women murdered in Silopiya and Paris, DBP Women's Assembly member Nurten Üzümcü said, “We will respond by uniting our struggle and strengthening our organization.”
According to the report announced by KCDP, at least 394 women were murdered and at least 259 women died suspiciously in 2024.
Nizamettin Kabaiş stated that his daughter's case was tried to be closed as "suicide". He says, "We wanted to talk to Rojin's rommate many times, but the dormitory director prevented us. She blocked our phone. That means she knows something and that's why she ran away."
"My daughter is not dead, her dreams and struggle are kept alive in the Rojava women's revolution" says Sakine Demir, mother of Sêvê Demir, who was murdered during the curfews in Silopiya.
Deniz Poyraz, who was murdered in İzmir, was commemorated at her grave on her 41st birthday.
"The meeting that took place in İmralı has once again demonstrated the hope and willpower for a democratic solution," says TJA.