Shouting the slogan "Jin, jiyan, azadi" at the Izmir Bar Association General Assembly and being subjected to racist attacks, ÖHD member Aryen Turan said: "The intolerance stemmed from the hatred of Kurds and misogyny and that they would not give up on this slogan."
Revolutionary Party Deputy Chairman Burcugül Çubuk stated that the reason for Turkey's use of chemical weapons was "defeat".
Some of the trees that continue to be cut in the rural areas of Şırnak are transported to military bases and bases to be burned.
Describing Kevser Ete from YJA-Star, one of the fighters who is in the videos shared by the HPG that shows two guerillas were killed as a result of a chemical gas, said: "They have been attacking with cannons and fighter jets for months and they couldn't succeed. They resisted with all their might."
Narin Roj told that she was speaking to Nagihan Akarsel about the resistance in Rojhilat before she was murdered and Akarsel told her that she was proud of the resistance of the women and the slogan "Jin, Jiyan, Azadi" behind the resistance.
Silêmanê Sofî, the dengbêj (Kurdish traditional singer) father of imprisoned Kurdish artist Nudem Durak, pointed out that his daughter is at risk of losing her voice and said, “I haven't seen Nudem for 7 years. Everyone heard her voice, but Turkey."
Xosnav Ata, who has been staging a sit-in protest in front of the OPCW for 80 days for his two nieces killed in Turkey's chemical attacks, said, "We can only make our voices heard through resistance."
It was learned that while the trees were cut down in 31 areas of the Besta region in Şırnak, the construction of new roads to expand the existing one, started.
Stating that trustees made municipalities unable to work by dragging them into debt, Kocaköy Municipality Co-Mayor Rojda Nazlıer, who was dismissed, said: "Municipalities have become centers of attack on Kurdish language, culture and history."
Germany Left Party MP Gökay Akbulut, who applied to the OPCW, wanted Turkey's chemical weapons crimes to be investigated, while the German government gave the duty of investigation to the OPCW in a parliamentary question on the subject.
Continuing their struggle for justice on its 593th day, the Şenyaşar family said: “In Urfa, a mother is resisting for a just and just life. Those who ignore Emine Şenyaşar's request will be tried."
Stating that they presented the images and findings regarding the use of chemical weapons to the European Parliament, KCDK-E Co-chair Yüksel Koç said."The OPCW remained silent and participated in the massacre."
Condemning the silence of the world, İhsan Derici, the elder brother of HPG Alican Derici who lost his life in Turkey's chemical weapons attacks said: "The Kurds will hold accountable for the chemical weapons and they will pay a heavy price."
Stating that the images on the use of chemical weapons are an important source, Professor Doctor Ümit Biçer said: "The chemical weapons should be investigated immediately. The forensic experts should examine the deaths in accordance with the Minnesota Protocol."
Calling for mobilization against Turkey's chemical weapons attacks, KNK Co-Chair Ahmet Karamus said: "We call on Kurdish doctors to fulfill their role at the international level. They should mobilize the World Health Organisation."