Reacting to the silence of international media organisations against the targeting of journalists in northern and eastern Syria, journalist Ehmed Semîr said, "Attacks against journalists are crimes all over the world. Action must be taken as soon as possible."
Türkan Altun, the mother of journalis Cengiz Altun, who was murdered in Êlih 33 years ago, pointed out that the attacks against journalists have not ended and said her son was not afraid neither were his comrades.
Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç said that "there is no legislation" on whether the expected statement from Abdullah Öcalan will be video recorded. However, the legislation in question has been abolished in İmralı Prison for many years.
The 7-day ban on "demonstrations and events" imposed by the Governorate of Diyarbakır between 21-27 November 2022 was cancelled two years later, as it was found "unlawful".
A lawsuit was filed against 3 people who were subjected to police violence during the trustee protest in Adana due to "resisting to prevent the execution of duty".
Seyit Kılıç, who lost his sight due to the violence he was subjected to during the police raid on the Wan Metropolitan Municipality, said, "They did not even allow those who fainted to be helped."
Stating that there is an absolute isolation in prisons, "On the one hand they talk about peace, on the other hand they increase the pressure in prisons," said Prisoner Bager Sayak.
OHD member lawyer Bedirhan Sarsılmaz, who was being held Tekirdağ Type F Closed Prison No 2, releases.
Politician Nasır Yağız, who went on hunger strike for more than 6 months in 2018 to end the isolation of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, said, "We believe in Abdullah Öcalan and we are hopeful. This process will turn into an honourable negotiation."
Enze Tuneli, 92, has been watching for 31 years for her son, whose execution was postponed twice.
Speaking about his colleague Egid Roj, who lost his life in the Turkish attack, journalist Hevîdar Henan said, “Egît Roj was documenting the massacre against the people of Afrin and showing the resistance in Tishreen Dam. That is why he was targeted.”
It is learned that the prosecutor told the lawyers in the investigation launched against HDK in 2022 that a decision of "non-prosecution" would be issued. However, with the change of the prosecutor, the course of the file changed and a new operation was launched.
Şinda Ayazgül started her education at KURDÎ-DER, which was closed down by a state of emergency decree, and now continues her language studies as an instructor at ARÎ-DER. "Despite the assimlation policies, it is important that the language is the official language of education," she said.
Lawyers from the Asrın Law Office have made a new application for a meeting with their client Abdullah Öcalan.
Citizens in Şirnex, whose villages were evacuated 35 years ago on “security” grounds and are still banned, said they are waiting “with hope” for Abdullah Öcalan's call to return to their lands.