Emine Şenyaşar, who has taken the Justice Watch to the Parliament, addressed AKP Chair and President Erdoğan and said: “If necessary, I will sleep in the Parliament.”
It was reported that Turkey bombarded the Şarbajêr district of Sulaymaniyah and Balekayetî district of Hewlêr with UCAVs in the morning hours.
Advisor to the Iraqi Minister of Migration and Immigration Karim Nuri announced that the number of people returning to Iraq from Hol Camp in North and East Syria is around 4 thousand
Lawyers of Asrın Law Firm applied to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 41 months.
Emine Şenyaşar, who took her struggle for justice from Riha to the Ministry of Justice, will continue her protest in front of the Parliament Presidency, which she suspended due to health problems.
Yaşar Er, the older brother of İbrahim Er, a 30-year prisoner in Patnos Type L Prison, said: “My brother has been living with a platelet in his leg for 28 years. The nerve vessels in his left leg have thinned over time due to the lack of necessary treatment.”
Halil Yıldız, a 30-year prisoner released from Metris Type R Closed Prison, was welcomed with enthusiasm in his hometown Êlih.
Asrın Law Office made a new application to the CPT regarding the developments covering May-June-July 2024, noting that the procedure that is not applied to İmralı was applied to Azerbaijan, and demanded an urgent ad hoc visit to İmralı.
Photographs of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan were hung in many parts of Cizîr against the isolation.
Yahya K., who was severely wounded by village guards who hit his head with a shovel in Gever district, was taken to intensive care.
Bazo Yılmaz, a ill prisoner who died in prison, was commemorated at his grave on the anniversary of his death. In the speeches made at the commemoration, Yılmaz's struggle was promised to be expanded.
Historian Tarık Ziya Ekinci was sent off to his last journey in Amed. Speaking at the funeral ceremony, DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan said: “He dedicated his life to the rights of his people. He is a summary and a picture of the Kurdish issue.”
Referring to the attacks by AKP members in Parliament, DEM Party Spokesperson Ayşegül Doğan said: “There was such an attack in order to prevent people from talking about the lawlessness. But this cannot continue like this.”
28-year prisoner Gülşan Adet said: “There is isolation in prisons. Prisoners are abandoned to their fate. Everyone must see this and act accordingly. Whatever needs to be done must be done now, tomorrow it may be too late.”
Saturday Mothers/People gathered for the 12th week in a row to ask for the fate of Abdurrahim Demir and to reiterate their demand for justice for those forcibly disappeared.