BastA Secretary General Franziska Stier stated that the appointment of trustees is a part of the persecution against the Kurdish people and noted that she saw the struggle against this in Wan with her own eyes.
Şırnak University students hung banner "Jin, jiyan, azadî" in 3 languages on the central campus.
In the report of the Amed Network for Combating Violence, it was stated that prisons were the most common areas where violence was most prevalent in 2023.
Pirşeng Kubat Zahiri from Pawe was murdered in an attack by Iranian regime forces. The Iranian government detained the woman's father and brother.
According to the 10-month violence tally compiled by JINNEWS, 316 women were murdered, 170 women died in suspicious circumstances.
Reacting to the appointment of trustees, Alevi women said: "Just as Seyid Rıza did not bow down, we will not bow down either."
Stating that harassment and rape are being used as a tool of war, Ayşe Gökkan said: "Let's create our united women's struggle and build our claim for dynamisation."
We turned the microphone on violence against women to men and they pointed out that violence against women can end if the policy of impunity towards perpetrators is eliminated.
In Shengal, where ISIS carried out a massacre 10 years ago, women are experiencing a new birth with their own power. Member of TAJÊ Diplomacy Committee Ferîde Şengalî said that women of all races and beliefs came together with the idea of democratic nation and built a new life.
Lawyer Cemile Turhallı stated that the concepts that legitimize and screen rape with the discourse of "sexual abuse" and prostitution with the discourse of "sex worker" normalize the exploitation of women's bodies, and that the control is carried out by the state.
Sonia Zabouga in Ukraine and Anastasiia Alibayli in Azerbaijan are two women fighting against war. “We can come together to build a safer, more stable world” said Anastasiia Alibayli.
The strongest anti-war movements in Russia are led by women said journalist Sonya Groysman and added: “Women are the faces of the anti-war movement. When we are together we have this power.”
Fadile Yılmaz, who was displaced from her land due to state oppression and settled in Mexmûr, said that their lives changed with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's “women's liberationist” paradigm and that the invisible woman became a pioneer.
Kurdish women are growing their struggle as if defying the mentality of the times. TJA activist Arzu Kahraman stated that organization is the most powerful self-defense tool against the nation-state mentality.
TJA met with women in Amed as part of November 25 events.