>>2912153The people of Rojava rose up for the slain fighter Sîpan.In the mass marches held in the cities of Qamişlo, Çilaxa, Hesekê, Girkê Legê, Tirbespiyê, Dirbesiyê and Dêrik against the kidnapping and murder of Hesekê Brigade fighter Sîpan (Samî Şêxmûs Hiso), the murderers were demanded to be held accountable.
The people of the towns and cities in the Hesekê province organized mass marches against the brutal murder of Hesekê Brigade fighter Sîpan (Samî Şêxmûs Hiso), who was abducted by armed groups.
<QAMISHLIIn the city of Qamishlo, thousands of people marched from Sonî Junction to Martyrs' Junction. During the march, slogans expressing loyalty to the martyrs, condemning the martyrdom of Sîpan, and demanding accountability from the perpetrators were chanted.
The crowd gathered at the Martyrs' Junction observed a minute of silence. Afterwards, a statement was read on behalf of the Qamişlo People's Initiative.
The statement noted that the assassination of Sîpan was the third such crime recently committed. It stated that behind these crimes were forces seeking to thwart the integration process and prevent Kurds from obtaining their rights within the Syrian state.
The statement noted that certain forces were attempting to implement their own plans by trying to destabilize the country, create fear and insecurity among the population, and plunge the region into crisis.
The statement called on the interim government to shed light on this crime, launch a transparent investigation, and prosecute the perpetrators in accordance with the law. It also urged the public to remain vigilant, united, maintain their unity, and not allow any party to use them for their political gain.
<CILAXAIn the city of Çilaxa, a protest was held in front of the PYD's headquarters in the Resafa neighborhood, with the participation of citizens, families of martyrs, representatives of political parties, opinion leaders of Kurdish tribes, and members of women's movements. A statement was read there on behalf of the People's Initiative.
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