Stating that the AKP acts as if it is playing a mediator role and acts with NATO, journalist Ercüment Akdeniz said: "If Turkey defends peace for Palestine, it has to defend peace and solution in the Kurdish issue as well."
Citizens who condemned the Imrali isolation at the DBP congress said that the isolation was a crime against humanity and should be lifted.
Citizens living in the Şivon neighborhood of Bazarcix said that their livelihoods, agriculture and animal husbandry, have come to an end and their lives are in danger due to the quarry that has been operating for years.
DBP Party Assembly member Ali Gültepe was detained during house raids in Istanbul.
Drawing attention that although governments change, special war policies do not change, Women's rights activist Sevim Çiçek said: "Turkish soldiers and police have become actors of these policies by using their uniforms."
Due to Turkey's attacks, 1 billion dollars of damage occurred in the infrastructure of Northern and Eastern Syria.
Fince Akman, the mother of Yakup Akman, who was considered the perpetrator of the forest fire reported by the fire brigade and was punished, said: “My son was punished because he is Kurdish. If he was Turkish, they would say 'thank you."
Stating that the KDP has lost its legitimacy with its cooperation with Turkey, journalist Aysel Avesta said: "KDP is betraying, there is no salvation of KDP and it brought its own end."
Stating that the disease of her son Delil Bozkurt, who has cancer and is 80 percent disabled, has started to spread throughout his body, Mother Akisa Bozkurt said: “He cannot even stand up. He should be released immediately."
Journalist Selahattin Kaygusuz was detained during a house raid in Êlih.
The trustees andFamilies 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.
5 political prisoners in Yozgat No. 1 Type T Closed Prison were subjected to violence by the guards and were placed in solitary cells.
Journalist Xeznê Nebî stated that more than 2 million people in Hesekê were affected by the water outage due to Turkey's attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria.
In Turkey's recent attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria, 4 children were murdered and 10 children suffered limb loss. Child rights advocates stated that children's right to life was taken away from them with the attacks.
Stating that 55 living facilities of Turkey were targeted in Northern and Eastern Syria, journalist Vecih Cuzdan said: "Türkiye cannot demand peace against the attacks on Gaza while the civilian infrastructure in Rojava is being attacked."