Kurds occupy Amnesty HQ over its ‘silence’ on Turkey
KURDISH activists occupied the Amnesty International headquarters in London yesterday afternoon in protest at its “silence” on Turkey’s human rights abuses.
Six of the activists went on hunger strike to demand that Amnesty issue a statement about Turkey holding Kurdish leader
Abdullah Ocalan in solitary confinement.
The protest was called by the Kurdish People’s Assembly and Gik-Der (Migrant Workers Cultural Centre).
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