France: No stone unturned in investigation into slaying of Kurdish women activists

Headline Title: Paris murder of Kurdish activists must be investigated 10 January 2013 The investigation into the gunning down of three Kurdish women activists in Paris must be prompt and thorough, Amnesty International said. Sakine Cansız, a founder of the armed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), Fidan Doğan and Leyla Söylemez were found shot dead at the “Kurdistan Information Office” on the evening of 9 January. “There must be justice for these apparently political killings – no stone must be left unturned in the investigation by the French authorities,” said John Dalhuisen,Europe…

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