PostPKK Executive Committee Member Besê Hozat:

PKK Executive Committee Member Besê Hozat: ▪️The Framework Law is incomplete, contradictory within itself, and a paradoxical law. There is no process that is “running smoothly”; it is progressing extremely slowly. For the process to move forward, our Leader must be in conditions that allow him to officially and practically lead the process. ▪️The PKK is a result of the Kurdish issue. A democratic constitution is a fundamental necessity for Turkey. Constitutional debates are being used as a political tool. ▪️The process cannot succeed without Turkey democratizing and taking political and legal steps. Our Leader is waging an extremely principled struggle. The freedom of Leader Apo means Turkey entering a process of democratization. ▪️Many forces in Turkey are conducting struggles along their own paths, but these struggles are not being united. If the struggles of democratic forces unite, a democratic movement will emerge. ▪️The unification of the Peshmerga is a positive development. Establishing a democratic government in Başûr Kurdistan is very important. The era based on party and family rule must now be overcome. A democratic unity government representing all sectors must be formed. ▪️There is currently a centralized, monist and fascist system in Damascus. It is clear that the democratic integration efforts being carried out in Rojava are not being implemented in accordance with their essence, and that the process is not progressing. Democratic integration can only take place through a democratic state. ▪️The “Jin, Jiyan, Azadî” Revolution created a social revolution. If Iran closes its eyes to this, it will lose everything. PJAK adopted the correct strategy from the very beginning. The Kurdish struggle became an important example. The policy of executions can never be accepted! ▪️Leader Apo is the coordinator of the process. Our Leader is extremely determined, persistent and committed to advancing this process. But he wants to see the same determination, commitment and seriousness from the other side. As a movement, we also want to see this.