Stating that the gains of the women's revolution are targeted with the attacks of paramilitary structures against the region, Kongra Star said: "We must increase our struggle and resistance in every field with the belief in a dignified and free life."
Calling for a democratic stance against the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria and Aleppo DBP said: "The target of these attacks targeting the peoples of Syria and Rojava through gangs is the democratic and women's libertarian new life paradigm."
A military operation was launched from two branches with the participation of soldiers and village guards in the countryside, plateaus and hamlets of many villages in Gever district.
DFG's November report on Rights Violations against Journalists revealed that 21 journalists were detained and 3 of them were arrested.
Stating that their forces continue to resist in Kurdish neighbouthoods in Aleppo, QSD General Commander Mazlum Abdi said their first priority is to protect the people.
Xwebûn newspaper came out with the headline "Muxatabê Kurdan cîhan e".
Drawing attention to the attack launched by Turkey-backed jihadist groups in Syria, HDK General Assembly member Esengül Demir said: "We can say very clearly that the attacks are directed against the peoples of the region as a whole."
Committee for Solidarity with Kurdistan in Argentina member Feminist Claudia Korol said: "Öcalan's freedom is the opportunity that we, the peoples, have to achieve peace in the Middle East, at a time when capitalism, patriarchy and imperialism are seeking to install the logic of the ‘logic of the world’ in Kurdistan."
The Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria declared mobilisation against the attacks of paramilitary structures.
Turkey is working with jihadist gangs to destroy the Kurds said DEM Party Amed MP Adalet Kaya and added: "The solution and the interlocutor are clear. End the isolation and start negotiations with Mr. Abdullah Öcalan."
Stating that "blood" politics is being carried out in the Middle East, DEM Party MP Ömer Öcalan said: "Recognition of Kurds is a must in this process. You see that the Kurdish gains are coveted with the ISIS Mentality, we need to increase our alliance."
Ahmet Kolakan was released from Antalya High Security Prison after 33 years.
Paramilitary structures and the Social Defence Forces are clashing violently in Şêwarxa and Malikiyê villages of Şera.
Protest against the trustee appointment in Miks, continued on its 3rd day.
According to the survey conducted by the Centre of Socio-Political Field Research, the most important problem of the country is the "economic crisis". 47 percent of the respondents stated that the Kurdish issue has an impact on the economic crisis-unemployment problem, 49.5 percent on the problem of democracy, 43.6 percent on the current state of the legal system, 53.4 percent on the environment of conflict and violence and 54 percent on foreign policy.