
Call to the Gemlik march: We should have a voice against isolation 

2023-02-03 12:30:52


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	MUŞ - Pointing out that the isolation against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan will deepen the crisis, HDP Muş member of parliament Şevin Coşkun called on all opposition groups to join the Gemlik march for a permanent solution.

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	One month passed the Justice Watch, which was initiated by the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) MPs in front of the Ministry of Justice to end the isolation by having Öcalan's lawyers meet, and on the other hand, the decision of a two-pronged march was taken on the anniversary of the February 15, 1999 international conspiracy in which Abdullah Öcalan was handed over to Turkey. A two-way march will be held against the isolation on February 6, from the Kızıltepe districts of Mardin and the Yüksekova districts of Hakkari towards Gemlik with the slogan “We are marching to İmralı for a solution”.

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	HDP Muş MP Şevin Coşkun said that all opposition groups should have a voice against the isolation system in Imrali.

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	'EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE A VOICE AGAINST THE ISOLATION'

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	Reminding the Ministry of Justice's MPs and responsibilities, Coşkun said: "We started the "Justice Watch" action to end the isolation. Our action has been going on for a month, but we have not been able to make any contact with the ministry so far. Just as we could not make contact, they continue to remain silent about the action. We do not accept any unlawfulness and We continue to expose the isolation policy. The reason why we insist on lifting the isolation today is because we think that Turkish society needs Öcalan's opinion. Mr. Öcalan is the key to peace, democracy and a common life. That's why not only us, but basically all opponents have a voice against this isolation.”&nbsp;

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	Inviting all the people to the march, which will be launched from Gever and Qeser on February 6. Coşkun said: "We call on all of our people to raise their voice against the state's distraction policy and not allowing Mr. Öcalan to meet with his lawyers."

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