In a written statement, the Martyrs' Families Association (KOMAW) paid tribute to the martyrs of 9 January 2013, and 23 December 202, and highlighted their significance in Kurdish history.

The statement said: "The genocidal Turkish state, through its intelligence agency MIT and with the support of international intelligence networks, has carried out two heinous massacres in Paris targeting prominent Kurdish pioneers and patriots. These acts remain etched in the consciousness of all Kurdistan and the global public.

The first massacre, committed on 9 January 2013, resulted in the brutal assassination of three revolutionary Kurdish women: Sakine Cansız, Fidan Doğan, and Leyla Şaylemez.

The second massacre, on 23 December 2022, claimed the lives of revolutionary Kurdish woman Evîn Goyî, patriotic artist Mîr Perwer, and devoted Kurdish patriot Abdurrahman Kızıl."

KOMAW added: "We denounce these massacres once again as the continuation of genocidal policies. Yet, condemning the perpetrators and mourning our martyrs is not enough. We call on all patriotic Kurds, especially the families of martyrs, to mobilize all possible resources to bring those responsible to justice."

The statement continued: "In the spirit of serihildan (uprising), we must organize and strengthen our resistance until we achieve the liberation of Kurdistan and Leader Öcalan. This commitment honors the memory of all martyrs and fulfills their ultimate goals."

KOMAW also called for widespread participation in upcoming events, particularly the march and rally on 11 January in Paris. "We invite all our families of martyrs, our patriotic people, and our friends to join the demonstration and rally in Paris, as well as other events and activities across Europe aimed at commemorating our martyrs and seeking justice."