Even though it has been 9 years since the 74th massacre against Ezidis, the fate of thousands of women is still unknown. Feleknas Uca called for the struggle for the freedom of prisoners.
Relatives of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from on Imrali Island for 29 months, said: "We are worried about his health," and demanded action against the isolation.
Stating that they do not expect a legal decision in the Kobanê Case, HDP Law Commission Co-Spokesperson Serhat Eren said: "The court committee is biased and should be dismissed."
Dedeoğulları family, who were killed as a result of a racist attack in Konya, was commemorated at their graves in the second year of the massacre. Green Left Party MP Ali Bozan said the massacre was the result of Kurdish denial.
Stating that the Treaty of Lausanne is the seal of Kurdish denial, HDK Co-Spokesperson Esengül Demir said: "A new social contract must be written."
While a citizen was injured in the attacks on Shehba, the center of Til Rifet was bombed with drones.
Drawing attention that violence has become an arbitrary practice, Young people exposed to military violence in Rûbarok said: "If the villagers had not caught up with us, the soldiers would have killed us there."
Although 2 years have passed since the racist attack in which 7 members of the Dedeoğulları family were killed, the background of the incident has not been clarified. Çetin Dedeoğulları said: "Only one person is under arrest. Even if there was no camera, they would have tried him pending trial."
Journalist Fırat Can Arslan was put in a solitary cell on the grounds that the name of the organization was not written in his file.
In the 3-month report prepared on 23 prisons in the Central Anatolia Region, it was stated that at least 1,203 violations occurred in prisons.
The villages of Xîzan district have been under siege for 26 days and the region has been heavily bombed. An HPG member who refused the calls to "surrender" died in the barn where he was wounded in the village of Huzeran.
Kurdish youth movements will take to the streets in France, Germany and Switzerland tomorrow to demand the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş held in İmralı Prison applied to the prosecutor's office and the prison directorate for a visit.
Stating that the government aims to perpetuate the state of hopelessness in the society with the isolation of Imralı, HDK Co-Spokesperson Esengül Demir said: "The social pressure should be enlarged and the meeting ground should be created."
Drawing attention that women gave the strongest response to the Rojava Revolution and the Treaty of Lausanne, Kongra Star member Menal Mihemed said: "A new Lausanne will be written with the struggle of women."