Jin magazine publishes its 85th issue
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The 85th issue of Jin magazine was published with the “The struggle to keep the female vein alive: Bashur” headline.
The 85th issue of Jin magazine was published with the “The struggle to keep the female vein alive: Bashur” headline.
The prosecutor's office announced its final opinion before the final hearing of the case against those who marched for Pakistan Demir, who was murdered by her husband in Kerboran, and demanded punishment for the family members and women.
Feray Şahin, who was killed by police officer Fatih Burak Aykul in Mersin, was commemorated in the park named after her on the 7th anniversary of her death.
Stating that the “Jin, jiyan, azadi” resistance exposed the oppression of women, the Secret Women's Committee said: “True liberation requires dismantling the very structures that perpetuate oppression. We must strive to forge a collective struggle where all voices are elevated, and everyone plays a crucial part.”
Women from four parts of Kurdistan called for “Let's be on the streets with our voices, slogans and the spirit of ‘jin, jiyan, azadi’” for the 2nd anniversary of the resistance in Iran.
Women in Iran stated that they will participate in the general strike announced on September 16 and called for “expanding and owning the strike”.
Stating that the struggle in Iran is against the domination over the woman body, activist Shaghayegh Noruzi said: “The struggle of the philosophy of ‘Jin, jiyan, azadi’ has reached Tehran, the heart of Iran.”
5 women prisoners in Evin Prison refused to give evidence to the prosecutor.
Women gathered for the murder of Pınar Bayrak by Ziya Ecer and said: “Another man, emboldened by misogynist policies, impunity and good behavior discounts, murdered Pınar by saying ‘nothing will happen to me anyway’.”
Tuba Sert, who is being held in Manavgat Type S Closed Prison, said that guards threatened prisoner Zilan Demir and subjected her to psychological violence.
Women participating in the “Women's Labor Gathering” organized by the Peyas Municipality in a different park every week demanded the expansion of activities to make their labor visible.
Speaking about the “Freedom Readings” and workshops they organize, Gülistan Bozkurt from TJA stated that their aim is to raise awareness and organize.
In Afghanistan, the “Virtue Law” prepared to control sharia rules more strictly came into force. The law restricts life and increases controls in many areas, especially for women.
DEM Party Women's Assembly left a black wreath with the slogan “Stop the executions” in front of the Iranian Embassy against the executions in Iran and said: “The voices of Peshxan and Şerife will spread all over the world with the slogan ‘Jin, jiyan, azadi’.”
Kurdish women in Europe will take the absolute isolation of Abdullah Öcalan and the war against Kurds to the Council of Europe and organize a Peace and Justice Conference on September 1.