Stating that justice was not served because 4 people were arrested for the murder of her family, Emine Şenyaşar said: "All of the people who lynched and murdered my family must be punished. Our sit-in for justice will continue until my son is released."
Woman activist from Afghanistan who was kidnapped by the Taliban in February and had to leave the country following her release in exchange for the title deed of her family house, stated that there was an attempt for genocide against the Hazara people in the country.
It was stated that the AKP-KDP, which could not make progress beyond the border, used chemical weapons in many regions where intense clashes took place.
It has been stated that all crossings from the Habur Border Gate in Silopi to the region have been blocked since yesterday, and it was learned that a 70-year-old citizen among those kept waiting had a heart attack.
Ceylanpınar Municipality Mayor Feyyaz Soylu's cousins were detained for human trafficking.
Continuing their struggle for justice, the Şenyaşar family shared the following message, "A legal step has been taken regarding our case. We can not say that justice has been served though. We will not give up our struggle for 'RIGHTS, LAW and JUSTICE' until our two legal demands are met."
Journalist Kamal Chomani, stating that the KDP is Turkey's mercenary and exploits the Federated Kurdistan Region, said, "If things continue like this, the PKK will not accept the betrayal of the KDP and the Barzani family."
NEWS CENTER - Berîtan, who protested the Federated Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Mesrur Barzani, who went to England after his visit to Turkey, with a shoe that is identified with the guerilla, told that the shoe represents guerilla and became a symbol and said: "That shoe represents the struggle of Kurds for honour and dignity."
The operation carried out by Turkey in the Federated Kurdistan Region in cooperation with the KDP was protested in the streets of Istanbul with the slogan "Bijî berxwedana guerrilla".
Journalists in the Federated Kurdistan Region stated that the regional government and parliament should not remain silent against Turkey's attacks.
Turkey launched an attack on the city of Kobanê in Northern and Eastern Syria.
Speaking about the operation launched against the Federated Kurdistan Region, Peace activist Yannis Vasilis Yaylalı, said, "As someone who has fought against the PKK in the past, I know very well the strength and invincibility of the PKK. These attacks will be repelled."
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
Former Prime Minister of Iraq, Nuri al-Maliki, expressed his reaction to Turkey's cross-border attacks and said: "All the chips are down now."
Journalist Nihat Kaya, who stated that AKP-KDP took advantage of the void created in the 3rd World War and launched an attack across the border, said: "Kurds will either face a massacre or gain their own status."