Vesile and Hülya Bingöl died under suspicious circumstances during their marriage to İsmet Bingöl. The women's deaths were recorded as “suicide” and the man is still on trial without arrest.
Women in Mexmûr are strengthening their social status against the male-dominated mentality. Hêlîn Kaya, Co-Spokesperson of Şehid Koçeri Preparatory School, said that they act with the idea of a democratic nation, which they see as a solution.
Head of Women's Policies Department of Amed Metropolitan Municipality Özden Gürbüz Sümer, stated that they aim to build a city based on gender equality with the campaign, “Our promise is not over, We will stop violence together” she said.
While wars in many parts of the world cause deep damage to women's bodies the most, women organized around the struggle against the militarism and war policies of nation states and produced counter-policies.
Members of the Amed Peace Mothers Assembly reacted against the death sentence given to Werîşe Mûradî by the Iranian regime and called for “Women are life, do not kill life”.
Mêrdîn Co-mayor Devrim Demir, who was dismissed, evaluated the appointment of trustees with the words, “This policy is a policy of enmity against Kurds”, while Êlih Co-Mayor Gülistan Sönük said: “The aim of the trustees is to rule the society with one type, one gender and one mind.”
“This protest movement is a symbol of the courageous struggle of Iranian women,” said journalist Pune Aştiyani, noting that the state media's efforts to link Ahoo Daryaei's protest to “mental disorder” were frustrated by women.
According to KCDP's October report, 48 women were murdered and 23 women died under suspicious circumstances.
The 88th issue of Jin magazine was published with the headline “Women's Revolution: Foundations of a New World”.
The release of 15 women prisoners in Bakırköy Women's Prison has been extended by 1 year each. IHD Co-Chair Eren Keskin stated that serious violations of rights, especially freedom of expression, are taking place in the prison.
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.