PAJK Coordination made a written statement regarding the Paris massacre. PAJK said: “We commemorate with respect the Kurdish artist Mir Perwer and our esteemed patriot Abdurahman Kızıl, who were killed together with Comrade Evin Goyi, a leading figure of our Kurdistan Women's Freedom Movement, which carries out the women's freedom struggle in all areas of Kurdistan. We offer our condolences to the valuable families and the people of Kurdistan, and wish the injured a recovery.”

The PAJK statement continued: "The fascist AKP-MHP government, which organized the massacre, will drown in the anger of the Kurdish people. This time, France will not be able to sacrifice the second Paris massacre to its political interests. The French state should apply justice without obscuring the political massacre committed by the Turkish state, by revealing all aspects of the massacre that took place on January 9, 2013, and by revealing all aspects of this massacre. The Kurdish people, their friends and our Movement, who have been protesting the attack since the first day of the massacre, demand justice. We condemn the violence of the French police as well as the political repression of the German government against Kurdish institutions and individuals in Germany.”

The statement added: “The Kurds and their friends, who stood up under the leadership of Kurdish women, will avenge this massacre with the will of freedom. Our Women's Movement, our people are strong, they will win by relying on themselves until the end, by raising their struggle and organization more than before. The Kurdish people want democracy, equality and fair law from European states. The Kurdish people expect European states to implement their own laws when it comes to the Kurds and the Kurdish question, without approaching them according to their political interests. Kurds, wherever women are, will defend themselves and become free by organizing their own self-defense, keeping themselves organized, spreading the freedom struggle and continuing it uninterruptedly.”