Kurdish people and their allies protested in Germany, France and England the International October 9 Conspiracy against the Kurdish people in the person of their leader Abdullah Öcalan.

OLDENBURG

Nearly 100 young people gathered in Oldenburg, Germany to attend a concert of Serhado and other young artists and then staged a march to condemn the October 9 Conspiracy. Ciwanên Azad Oldenburg and Ciwanên Azad Hannover/Celle organized the events, and the protestors chanted slogans such as "Long Live Leader Apo" and "PKK is the people, and the people are here" as they condemned the conspiracy against Kurdish people in the person of their leader Abdullah Öcalan.

MUNSTER

People from Kurdistan and their allies gathered in front of the Turkish Consulate in Münster, Germany to protest the October 9 Conspiracy. Protestors chanted slogans such as "Long Live Leader Apo", "No Life Without the Leader" and "Kurdistan will be a grave to fascism," carried the banners of YPG, YPJ and Ciwanên Azad, and distributed pamphlets.

Photos from the Rojava Revolution prepared by ‘Perspective Rojava’ were displayed in front of the train station, and will remain on display for the next four weeks. The protest ended with a music performance.

MARSEILLE

More than a thousand people from Kurdistan and their allies also marched in Marseille, France to protest the October 9 Conspiracy. Protestors came together in Canebiere Square and marched to Vieux-Port Square, chanting the slogan "freedom to Öcalan" in French. Protestors also distributed pamphlets on the recent closure of Kurdish TV channels.

TOULOUSE

Led by the Democratic Kurdish Society Center, people protested the October 9 Conspiracy in Toulouse, South France as well. Protestors gathered in Capitol Square, and the France Democratic Kurdish Council read out a statement. KCD-E representatives addressed the protestors, emphasized that the conspiracy is still ongoing, and called upon Kurdish people to stand up for the leader.

Protestors chanted "Long Live Leader Apo" as they marched at the end of the protest.

LONDON

Led by Ciwanên Azad UK and Britain Kurdish People’s Assembly, people of Kurdistan and their allies gathered in Trafalgar Square, London to protest the international conspiracy against Abdullah Öcalan. Protestors carried banners that read "Freedom for Öcalan", "End to isolation and torture" and "Öcalan’s freedom is the key to the Kurdish issue’s solution", as well as flags of the PKK, KCK and Ciwanên Azad. Protestors marched to Picadilly Square, held a 5 minute long sit in here, and continued to march to the BBC Headquarters where HDP Ağrı Parliamentarian Berdan Öztürk and Britain Kurdish People’s Assembly Co-President Evrim Yılmaz addressed the protestors. Yılmaz called upon the people to stand up for Öcalan’s freedom and the self-administration resistance and oppose the genocidal and fascist attacks of the AKP government.