The French state and judiciary are yet to shed light on the massacre of PKK founding member Sakine Cansız (Sara), KNK Paris representative Fidan Doğan (Rojbin) and Youth Movement member Leyla Şaylemez (Ronahi) who were killed in the heart of capital Paris on January 9, 2013.

Dozens of Kurds have gathered in front of the governor's office in the French city of Strasbourg today, and called on French authorities to shed light on the murder of three Kurdish women after the suspicious death of gunman Ömer Güney.

Demonstrators urged the French state to not be an accomplice to the murder of the Kurdish women, and chanted slogans against the Turkish state.

Speaking during today's demonstration here, Fidan Doğan's father Hasan Doğan called on the Kurdish people to not allow the Paris murders to be covered up.

Hasan Doğan said he has talked to lawyers whom he quoted as saying: “The only thing you Kurds need to do is not to leave the streets and not to give up on your resistance. If you leave the streets, your struggle will be left where it stands now.”