DEFENCE REGIONS OF MEDYA, — People’s Union of Kurdistan (KCK) declared in a statement that the current crisis caused by the hindrance of the elected deputies entrance in the parliament is an “AKP production” which was planned targeting Kurdish deputies.
Presidency of KCK Executive Committee made a statement concerning the YSK (Supreme Election Board) crisis, police attack on people and the PKK trial in France.
Noting that the Kurdish people are under a total attack, the statement underlined that the Turkish government and international hegemonic powers move in cooperation as long as a solution is insisted for the Kurdish problem.
The statement said; “Putting all sorts of cheatings, lies, slanders, intrigues and conspiracies into action and increasing the political and military attacks and constraints, they are trying to obtain a result by swinging the judicial institutions around the Kurdish people like the sword of Damocles.”
Drawing attention to YSK’s decision to strip off Hatip Dicle of his legal membership in the parliament and the non-release of five detained Kurdish deputies, the statement remarked that the current crisis in the parliament was caused by the AKP which hindered the entrance of the elected deputies into the parliament.
The statement, pointing out that the Kurdish people, regardless of the elders, youngsters and children, are subjected to gas bombs and fatal stick blows every day as it were a civil war, remarked that during the attacks on people, 50-year-old Hatice İdin lost her life, 60-year-old Halime Kaya is fighting to survive under intensive care due to a stick blow she got on the head and another person has lost an eye because of a gas bomb.
Calling attention to the case opened against 18 Kurdish politicians in France, the statement noted that the case is “an intriguer policy of criminalizing Kurdish associations, institutions”. “The indictment argued by the France Prosecutor bases completely on lie and a disgusting insult to Kurdish freedom struggle and people”, said the statement.
Calling on the France state to give up its hostility towards the Kurdish people, KCK said; “We are calling on our people in Europe to raise their democratic responses and not to remain silent against this unfair attitude of the French state.”