People’s Equality and Democracy (DEM) Party Youth Assembly Culture Commission organised an event for children as part of the campaign "We insist on socialist life, we organise with the free Leader".
Ali Talay from the HDK Youth Assembly announced that they will be holding a conference on “Youth and Democratic Society” on 15-16 June, saying, “We believe it is important to have a common stance rather than the same ideas at the conference”.
DEM Amed Youth Assembly hung a banner on a bridge for Sırrı Süreyya Önder saying, "Farewell to the messenger of our sun, the messenger of peace."
Saying that the government is trying to imprison women at home, young women said they will shout for freedom on May Day against these policies.
3 more young people arrested for Saraçhane protests were released.
HDK youth participating in the Amara march emphasised that the youth is the leading force to socialise Abdullah Öcalan's "Call for Peace and Democratic Society".
Students of Yildiz Technical University hung a note on the desks for imprisoned students. "This space is reserved for our colleagues who were arrested for exercising their constitutional rights," the note reads.
Young people marching to Amara reached Curne Reş district of Riha.
DEM Party Youth Assembly members called for a march from Amed to Amara and said, "Let's be in Amara with the spirit of Newroz."
DEM Party Riha Youth Assembly lit the Newroz fire of 2025 in Amara, the village of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
Young people took to the streets in Wan and Mersin to protest the 15 February conspiracy and the appointment of a trustee to Wan Metropolitan Municipality.
Stating that the government must take concrete steps for a solution, DEM Party Youth Assembly member Rezan Kağanarslan stated that democratic politics must be paved the way for democratic politics and legal amendments, especially the Anti-Terror Law, must be made.
While the "Long March" for the freedom of Abdullah Öcalan continues in France, Kurdish and internationalist youth will start their march in Germany on 9 February. Sidar Göksu called on all young people to join the march.
Mexmûr people, who have been on vigil for 1 and a half years for the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, emphasised that "our struggle will continue until Abdullah Öcalan regains his physical freedom".
Socialist youth organizations in Izmir protested against the attacks in North and East Syrşa wşth a march and stateh that they will protect the Rojava revolution.