JINHA

AMED -KJA made public the report of killed women before and after June 7 at the meeting of ' Nekujin(Don't kill).

The report was made public by Gülşen Özbek said, " 53 women were killed in the massacres of Ankara,Suruç and Diyarbakır and the places of curfews imposed. Any legal action has not been launched related to the massacre until now. We will legal followers of all women massacre."

53 women lost their life because of the created war
After the interviews with the women in Cizre, Silopi, Bismil, Nusaybin and Silvan where the State attacks are intensive, Gülşen said, " Some men, look like Deash with beard, had long barreled weapons attacked them. They were subjected to violence by threatening and insulting. After June 7, 53 women were killed as a result of war atmosphere."

Gülşen clarified the name of women who were killed as;

DİYARBAKIR

Ruken Demir (18)
She was shot by police while she was sitting in front of her home in the district of Bağlar.

SİLVAN

Hayriye Hüdaverdi (70)
The people protested against the curfew and the attacks to Silvan on October 2,2015. She went to out of her house to support the protests. The police shot her while she was shouting "Viva Peace".

İsmet Gezici (55)
She was killed by the special forces on November 4, while she was trying to protect her nephew Engin Gezici.

NUSAYBİN

Selamet Yeşilmen (45)
On November 15, the mother of five Selamet was killed by the police while she was sitting in front of her house. She was pregnant.

CİZRE
Zeynep Taşkın (18)
She and her son were shot by the police when she returned from her neighbor. She went to neighbor house to use their phone to call her father.

Maşallah Edin (35)
When she saw her daugher-in-law and her grandson were shot by police, she tried to help them. She was also killed by police.

Meryem Süne (45)
She was shot by the police on September 8. She was wounded but the people could not take her to hospital then she lost her life.

SİLOPİ

Latife Tutuk (23)
She was killed by police September 28.

Fatma Ay (55)
She was killed by the police on August 31 while she was sleeping on the roof her house with her son.

Fatma Yiğit Cin
She was killed by the police force on November 12.

10 women killed in the blast of Suruç

Hatice Ezgi Sadet, Nazlı Akyürek, Ferdane Ece Dinç, İsmet Şeker, Nartan Kılıç, Ferdane Kılıç, NazegülBoyraz, Dilek Bozkurt, Büşra Mete and Aydan Ezgi Şalcı were killed in the suicide bomb attack in Suruç the district of Şanlıurfa.

33 women were killed in the massacre of Ankara.

Aycan Kaya, AyseDenız, Azıze Onat, Basak SıdarCevik, Bedrıye Batur, Berna Koç, Bilgen Parlak, Dicle Deli, Dilan Sarıkaya, Ebru Mavi, Elif Kanlıoğlu, Emıne Ercan, Fatma Esen, Fatma Karabulut, Fatma Filiz Batur, Gozde Arslan, Gulbahar Aydeniz, GulhanElmascan, İdil Guneyli, Kubra Meryem Mollaoğlu, Leyla Cıcek, Meryem Bulut, Necla Duran, NilgunCevik, SarıgulTullu, Sevgi Oztekin, Sevim Sinik, Seyhan Yaylagul Yıldız, Sezen Vurmaz Babaturk, SebnemYurtman and Sırın Kılıcalp were killed in the "Peace Rally" in Ankara.

Nevriye Kaçan from 'Mothers for Peace' said, "The persecution of the State must be ceased. "The tears of mother must be ended."

(be-bc/gc)