She says that the PKK is a woman's party and that Abdullah Öcalan had made PKK ideology so that it was against gender inequality.[6] After the Kurdish Women's Movement's sixth General Assembly, they concluded that women need to be in leadership roles in democratic institutions and that for too long men have dominated leadership positions.[6] She said that "There is a very violent struggle within us. An ideological war based on the equality of both sexes determines the main axis of our struggle. So as an organization, we believe that if a woman in a society is not free, that society is not free.