Internationalists from all over the world launched a long march in Luxembourg on 10 February for the freedom of Öcalan and against isolation on 11 February. 

The march attended by 120 internationalists from Latin America, Spain, Italy, France, Scandinavian countries, Iran, South Africa, Canada, Ecuador, Canary Islands and Australia and continued on the fourth day in Nancy.

On Thursday, a seminar with Kurdish politician Eyüp Doru was held, promoted by the organizing committee in the city of Nancy where activists spent the night.

In the seminar, Eyüp Doru explained the "Third Way" elaborated as a solution to the crisis in Middle East according to the philosophy Kurdish people's leader Abdullah Öcalan.

Doru also pointed out that the international conspiracy is continuing, stating that a wholesale war against the Kurdish people has begun, and that there is a connection between the wars in the Middle East and the conspiracy.

Kurdish politician Doru stated that the capitalist and imperialist states are fighting a great war of sharing in the Middle East. Adding to his words that this unnamed war is the Third World War.

Eyüp Doru said that all capitalist states in the Middle East are part of the war. Pointing out that capitalism is experiencing a great crisis, Doru added that capitalism sees war as the way out of the crisis.

Doru emphasized that the Kurdish people and other oppressed people living in the region are following the Democratic Confederalism project and live within the ecological, gender egalitarian, pluralist paradigm elaborated by the Kurdish people's leader Abdullah Öcalan.

Turkey's main reason for imposing such a heavy isolation on Öcalan, said Doru, is the intollerance for the success of the model he elaborated and prevent people from having access to his ideas.

Adding that Democratic Confederalism, which Öcalan calls the third way, is being implemented in Rojava, Doru said that this revolution is the achievement of all oppressed peoples and called for the internationalists to claim this revolution.

After Eyüp Doru, internationalists from different countries took the floor and talked about the social, ideological and economic problems in the world and the ideas for solution.

After the seminar, the activists thanked the Kurds who provided the planning and logistics of the action of the march.