HEDEP Co-Chairs Tülay Hatimoğlulları and Tuncer Bakırhan called, "Let's build the Democratic Republic together, which will enable all peoples and beliefs to live as equal and respected citizens, without wasting another hundred years."
The anniversary of the appointment of a trustee to Cizîr Municipality was protested under the police blockade. HEDEP MP Zeki İrmez stated that they do not recognize the trustees, whom he described as "the usurpation of will".
Free Press workers have been continuing to convey the truth to the public for 7 years, despite the fact that the press institutions they work for have been sealed by the Statutory Decree. DFG Co-Chairperson Serdar Altan said: "If a strong solidarity network is built, this repressive regime can be defeated."
There has been no news from Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmed for 5 days.
Due to the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria, 50 percent of the electricity in the Cizîrê Region has become unusable.
Stating that the century-old republic offered nothing but destruction and denial to the people, historian Erdoğan Aydın emphasized that it would be possible to solve all issues with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's "Democratic Republic" idea.
At least 19 families and 11 lawyers have been banned from visiting PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from in İmralı Prison for 32 months, in the last 8 years.
Drawing attention that the states that condemn Israel's attacks remain silent about the murder of children in Northern and Eastern Syria, Peace Mothers said: "Why is everyone silent when the dead are Kurds?"
At least 13 young people, including students, were detained in Amed on the grounds of "reporting".
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and other prisoners staying in İmralı Island Prison applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their relatives.
Representatives of non-governmental organizations in Wan stated that there has been no news from PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan for 32 months and said, "Kurdish people want to hear from Mr. Öcalan."
In the letter sent to CİSST by 30 prisoners in Sincan No. 1 Prison, it was stated that Kurdish books were not given and that singing Kurdish songs and dancing halay were prohibited.
A woman and a child were injured as a result of the bombing of a house in Dêrik.
Condemning Israel's attacks and drawing attention that the government bombed children in Northern and Eastern Syria, Peace Mothers said: "Kurdish people are oppressed like the Palestinian people."
Students in Antalya and Adana protested the death of Zeren Ertaş as a result of the fall of the elevator at Güzelhisar Girls' Dormitory in Aydın Efeler district, with marches and sit-in protests.