Reacting to the attacks on North & East Syria, Peace Mothers Assembly members said: “They will be defeated by the philosophy of ‘jin, jiyan, azadî’ again, just like before.”
According to KCDP's November report, 32 women were murdered and 26 women died under suspicious circumstances.
The release of 66-year-old ill prisoner Besra Erol, held in Elazığ Women's Closed Prison, was prevented for 1 year.
Women marched against the appointment of trustees in Mêrdîn and said: "You will not be able to appoint trustees to our lives, rights and dreams."
The new issue of Jin magazine was published with the cover "The role of women in conflict and negotiation processes".
Women force to beg in Afghanistan due to work ban. They told that they were subjected to forced labour, torture and rape in detention centres.
YPJ Spokesperson Ruksen Mihemed stated that they will continue the struggle against the Crimean policies with the philosophy of "Jin, jiyan, azadî (Woman, life, freedom)" and said: "The antidote to war policies is women's struggle and liberation. With the prescription of democratic modernity, the male system will disappear all over the world."
120 women from the Federated Kurdistan Region called for a halt to the death sentence against Werîşe Muradî and Pexşan Ezîzî.
Painting instructor Fatma Zozan Bor was detained during an exhibition in Tetwan and stated she was subjected to physical and verbal harassment at the police station. "My paintings are still in custody," said Fatma Zozan Bor.
DEM Party deputies attended the budget talks of the Ministry of Family and Social Policies with "Jin, jiyan, azadi" banners on their desks.
Prisoner women wrote a letter on violence against women, the struggle against it and said: "Fighting violence is possible through self-defence".
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.