Journalist İbrahim Êzidî who took the photo of the peacock that was killed during Turkey's airstrikes against Shengal holding its head high, said: "Its soul had left it, but it did not bow its head, just like the Yazidis."
Felek Tanırgan who was forced to leave her hometown at gunpoint, managed to get the murderer or her daughter arrested as a result of a 5-year struggle. Tanırgan who underlined that she never surrendered to hopelessness, told what she had gone through was the price of freedom.
Describing Öcalan's arrival in Syria, whom she met at the age of 22, as a "rebirth" for the peoples, Ayşe Efendi said that with her perspective, women overcame the walls of fear and created a revolution in the center of the Middle East.
Journalist Nurcan Yalçın was released by the court with measures for judicial control.
Journalist Nurcan Yalçın was referred to the courthouse after her procedures at the police station.
Stating that the way to peace passes through İmralı, DBP member Şilan Turğa said, "If there is a search for a democratic solution, this solution can be achieved by opening the gates of İmralı."
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family told that the names of the authorities will go down in history with this massacre.
Drawing attention to the health issues of Kurdish politician Aysel Tuğluk, Attorney Mehtap Sert said: "It is very obvious that enemy law is applied on Aysel Tuğluk. The reason why she is not released is her contribution to the women's struggle."
Birsen Kars who survived the operation called 'Return to Life' carried out in multiple prisons to stop the hunger strikes, lost her life in Germany where she was recieving cancer treatment.
A criminal complaint was filed by the family of Ridwan Îd Numan El Ehmed who lost his life as a result of the torture he was subjected to by the Turkish soldiers at the border of Northern and Eastern Syria.
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.
The number of prisoners who went on hunger strike for fear for their lives increased to 18.
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family said: "The oppression at the doors of the courthouse continues. We are craving for justice."
Many people were detained in the police attack on the sit-in organized by the relatives of the prisoners in front of the Forensic Medicine Institude (ATK). Reacting to the attack, HDP supporters called on to the ATK not to be accomplices in prisoners' deaths.
Holding a joint press release, DTK, HDK, TJA, DBP and HDP criticised Turkish aggression and stated, "Partnership with the enemies of the Kurdish people will not bring anything to the Kurds."