Hak-İş Confederation President Mahmut Arslan, who made a support visit to the 'Diyarbakır Mothers' who carried out a sit-in protest in Diyarbakır to take their children away from the terrorist organization, said that this call of mothers received an important response and said, "Your call makes Qandil tremble, echoes in Gara, and crunches the terrorist organization."
Hak-iş Confederation President Mahmut Arslan made a support visit to the mothers who took a sit-in protest in front of the HDP Diyarbakır Provincial Presidency due to the kidnapping of their children by the separatist organization with the accompanying delegation on the 540th day of their protests.
WE WILL CONTINUE TO PRAY
Arslan said that the call of the mothers who were on the guard of adoption during his visit had an important response and said, “Your call makes Kandil tremble, echoes in Gara, makes the terrorist organization crack. You are so precious and precious that your children hear you there. I hope you meet your children, and we will continue to pray for you.”
Noting that the number of families in the tent is increasing day by day, Arslan reminded that the number of families waiting in the tent has increased to 207, and said, "This just and honorable struggle is followed by both our country and the world. There are 207 families here, but there are 83 million behind you. Millions of oppressed and victims have prayers. We bring greetings and affection of the main hear your scream anywhere in Turkey here for you."
THE PRAYER OF ALL THE OPPRESSED IS WITH YOU
Stating that as the Hak-İş Confederation will always be with the struggling families, Arslan said, "We have a responsibility to you, we will not forget you. We will not let your head down. We will never let you down. Know that there are 83 million prayers behind you and all the oppressed of the world. Maybe they can't come to you, maybe you can't feel it, but believe me, everyone who suffers from children all over the world is with you. Do not feel lonely and sad. You have become an important element of a historical struggle."