Stating that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan is the interlocutor in the solution of the Kurdish issue, HEDEP Wan Provincial Co-chair Veysi Dilekçi said: "The physical conditions must be changed."
Asrın Law Firm once again applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 32 months.
Devlet Bahçeli once again targeted the Constitutional Court and said: "The Constitutional Court is the pain of the legal order. It should either be closed or restructured."
During the Ministry of Education budget discussions in the Commission, HEDEP MPs protested the lack of resources for Kurdish and other languages and the removal of lunch for students with banners.
Members of the Peace Mothers Council called on all segments of society to join the "Freedom March" in Gemlik to end the conflicts.
Journalist Baran Germiyani said that KDP, which is a partner in Turkey's attacks on the Federated Kurdistan Region, has evacuated 158 villages so far and at least 600 villages are under threat.
Condemning the fact that the grave places of the executed Seyit Rıza and his friends have not been disclosed for 86 years, his granddaughter Zeliha Polat said: "We do not have a grave place to light chandelier."
The number of children who lost their lives in Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip increased to 4 thousand 630.
3 people were injured in a drone attack on a vehicle in Shengal.
Representatives of political parties and non-governmental organizations leading the "Freedom March" activities in Izmir called for participation in the "Freedom March" to be held in Gemlik on November 18 and said: "The obstacles to Öcalan's physical freedom should be removed."
Stating that Abdullah Öcalan should be the interlocutor for the solution of the Kurdish issue, Writer Nesimi Aday, one of the signatories of the "Call for Peace", said: "We should not be afraid to ask for peace. We need organized courage." .
There has been no news from Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by the KDP security forces, for 20 days.
The perpetrators of Selamet Yeşilmen, one of the 24 civilians who lost their lives during the curfew in Nisêbîn, have not been revealed for 8 years, despite witness accounts that he was killed by fire opened from an armored vehicle.
Stating that her father had serious health problems, Şimel Çam, the daughter of ill prisoner Mehmet Emin Çam said: "The cyst in his kidneys recurred again. He needs surgery."
Actor Orhan Alkaya, one of the signatories of the "Call to Peace" declaration, called on all segments of society who found the declaration positive to "support instead of hiding".