Kurds living in Europe are protesting the occupation attacks by the Turkish state and the isolation of Imrali wherever they are.

Nantes

The attacks by the Turkish state on Rojava, Medya Defense Areas and South Kurdistan were protested with a march held in the city of Nantes.

The march, organized by the Nantes Democratic Kurdish Community Center (CDK-N) and supported by internationalists, carried banners reading “The Turkish state is committing a massacre in Rojava”, “Let's break the isolation, let's destroy fascism; let's liberate Kurdistan” as well as posters of Kurdish people’s leader Abdullah Öcalan and PKK flags.

Paris

Hundreds of Kurds took to the streets in Paris to protest the genocidal attacks by the Turkish state on Rojava.

Hundreds of Kurds gathered at Gare De l'Est Square in Paris to attend the demo organized by CDK-F and marched to République Square.

CDK-F co-chair Şahin Polat and CDK-F Foreign Affairs spokesperson Berivan Fırat made a press statement.

Polat said: "While the fascist Turkish state is making peace statements on the one hand, it is also carrying out genocidal attacks on Rojava and Shengal, killing civilians, women and children. This is hypocrisy. European states should also see Turkey's hypocritical policies and reconsider themselves. The political and economic support that Europe gives to Turkey is returning as a massacre to the Kurdish people, Kurdish women and Kurdish children in Kurdistan. Our call to European states is this: do not be a party to the Kurdish genocide."

Munich

In Munich, the Turkish occupation attacks were protested in a march. Activists exposed the fascist Turkish state that continues to carry out war crimes.

The slogans "Bijî berxwedana Rojava" and "Bijî berxwedana YPG-YPJ" were chanted at the demonstration where the declaration of the women's movement was read.

A call was made to attend the Cologne march on 16 November.

Den Haag

Kurds living in the city of Den Haag, came together in front of the Dutch Parliament building to protest the attacks carried out by the occupying Turkish state on civilian settlements in Northern and Eastern Syria, and said: "We call on the international community to be sensitive against the attacks targeting the democratic structure, women's freedom and ecological life in Rojava."

Milan

A "No to war, peace now" event was held in Milan organized by various unions, parties and democratic mass organizations. The event was organized by Rete Kurdistan and the Kurdish Committee Italy.

Smoke flares were lit in Milan's historic Duomo Square, demanding freedom for Abdullah Öcalan.

Kiel

The genocidal attacks carried out by the Turkish state against Rojava were protested in Kiel. Kurds and their friends came together in front of Kiel Hauptbahnhof to attend the demo organized by the Defend Kurdistan Kiel Initiative.

In a statement, Defend Kurdistan said: “We are here today to condemn the attacks by the Turkish state against Rojava. Turkey is supposedly protesting Israel's attacks against Gaza. However, this is hypocrisy. "Because the Turkish state has been bombing hospitals, bakeries and water tanks in Rojava for three days. It is bombing civilian settlements by targeting civilians."

Nuremberg

In Nuremberg, Kurds and their friends protested against the airstrikes carried out by the occupying Turkish state on civilian areas in Northern and Eastern Syria.

The protesters gave messages of solidarity with the people of Rojava, chanted the slogans “Bijî berxwedana Rojava” (Long Live Rojava Resistance), “Jin Jiyan Azadî” (Women, Life, Freedom) and “Terrorist Erdoğan”.