HANNOVER
Tevgera Ciwanên Şoreşger and Jinen Ciwanên Azad activists participated in the march in Hannover, led by the ecological movement, Fridays For Future.
Speaking about the latest situation in Rojava, the youth gave information about the paradigm developed by Peoples’ Leader Abdullah Öcalan, which is being implemented by those who live in Rojava. They also underlined that the invading Turkish state waged a war against all the values created in Rojava, and said that it was trying to destroy ecological, democratic and female libertarian life.
OLTEN
Tevgera Ciwanên Şoreşger and Jinên Ciwanên Azad launched an action under the Nehêle move in the city of Olten, Switzerland.
Kurdish and internationalist young people gathered in central Olten and marched with banners demanding a No-fly zone in Rojava. During the march, the youth chanted “Bijî berxwedana Rojava” and “All invaders out of Kurdistan.”
In a joint statement, the TCŞ and JCA shared that they will be the voice of the Honor Resistance on the streets and called on all young people to join them untill Rojava is clear of occupiers and invaders.
LONDON
Under the leadership of the Kurdistan Students Union, YXK, the Kurdish associations of 6 universities jointly organized a solidarity event for Rojava.
The event, held at Kings College London, saw the participation of more than 300 university students.
The charity organization, Kurdish Red Crescent, also participated in the event and raised over £5,000.
DUSSELDORF
Today, around 30 activists blocked an intersection leading to the buildings of Mercedes-Benz, Rheinmetall and Thyssenkrupp in Düsseldorf. Activists noted that Rheinmetall employees, who could not leave the building due to the action, came out and made rascist remarks. A Rheinmetall employee had told the activists to “go back to [their] countries.” The same, fascist employee later came out again and added “all of you should be killed,” making the cutthroat gesture.
The activists continued their action with banners reading “the writings “war starts here” and “disarm Rheinmetall.” The activists later narrowed their area of action, specifically to the Rheinmetall building and demanded an immediate end to arms production and condemned the cooperation between the German government and the terrorist state of Turkey.
MARSEILLE
Following a call by the Marseille Democratic Society Center and Arin Mirkan Women’s Assembly, thousands held a march in Canebiere Square. The march was attended by the French left organizations and Anarchist youth.
During the march, the activists voiced their reactions with slogans, and called on the French government to take a practical step in the face of the attrocities committed by the Turkish state.
