Turkey is hostile towards Rojava, because it fears that the polyethnic
and secular character of Rojava would encourage resistance against the
longstanding policy of Turkification within Turkey and because it
considers the existence of Rojava an impediment to its recent Sunni
Islamist oriented foreign policies. Next to giving material support to
parties in the Syrian Civil War - to the Islamic State of Iraq and the
Levant (ISIL) as well as to other Islamist rebel groups - who would
fight Rojava, Turkey has across the border shelled population centers in
Rojava, causing property damage but also injury and death of civilians.
Turkey has also been accused of actively supporting the indiscriminate
shelling of civilian population centers under Rojava control by
opposition militias, causing 1,000 civilian deaths in the Sheikh Maqsood
neighbourhood of Aleppo alone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Rojava#Turkey

According to the Constitution of Rojava, the administration of the de
facto autonomous region is committed to international law regarding
human rights. It is extraordinary for the Middle East in its explicit
affirmation of minority rights and gender equality and a form of direct
democracy known as Democratic Confederalism.

Rojava proclaims absolute equality of women under the law and a ban on
polygamy. A new criminal justice approach has been implemented that
emphasizes restoration over retribution. Prisons are operated by
TEV-DEM, housing mostly those charged with terrorist activity related to
ISIL and other extremist groups. The death penalty has been abolished.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Rojava#Accomplishments

You are going to say these are lies now and cite Turkish propaganda.