HDP Youth Assembly member Gülistan Yılmaz, who stated that the campaign they started against drug addiction is being carried out together with the families, emphasized that they are determined in the fight.
Continuing the sit they call the Justice Watch for 231 days, the family said: "There is a 65-year-old mother who has been fighting for justice with tears in her eyes. Don't remain silent to her tears."
Stating that it is a very serious problem to pass the resolutions through the Parliament over the "PKK and Kurdish threat", Dr. Arzu Yılmaz said, "The opposition should take a clearer stance against these resolutions and not be a party to this crime."
Prisoner Hamza Yıldız, who stated that the pressures in prisons turned into physical attacks, called out, "If you don't us leaving prison in coffins, apply to the relevent institutions."
Director Metin Ewr, who made the short film of Apê Musa's "Little Generals", stated that the film describes the "cycle of resistance" of free press workers against oppression.
Waste paper workers detained in Ankara were asked to sign statements written by the police as a confession of their affilitaion with 'terror organisations'.
E.M, relative of Nemet Behcet Şexo who was slaughtered in Afrin while she was pregnant told that she was in the hospital for a check up due to her pregnancy and she was removed from the hospital by Turkish forces and slaughtered there.
It has been revealed that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan was given a disciplinary penalty in September 2018 on the grounds that paced back and forth in his cell.
General Secretary of the Syrian Kurdish Left Party, Salih Gedo, stated that the Turkish state's use of chemical weapons was the result of Turkey's defeat, and said that the silence in the face of this tragedy it was shameful.
HDP Women's Assembly Spokesperson Ayşe Acar Başaran, who protested the 30-year sentence against Ayşe Gökkan, said, "As Ayşe said, women's life and freedom is a bliss. We will not let you destroy this. We are Kurdish, we are women, we are here."
Former deputy Ayla Akat Ata, who spoke in the Kobanê Case, stated that the election campaign was considered a crime and added that the reason for her continued detention was made on three charges that were added to the file later on.
Continuing the sit in for justice, Şenyaşar family said: ""Mothers in Turkey who do not bow to oppression will bring justice back."
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family, lawyers and guardian made a third application to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, demanding an "urgent meeting".
In the 2021 country report announced by the European Union Commission, Turkey was defined as an "occupying power" in Syria for the first time.
44 Arab intellectuals asked the OPCW to send a commission to investigate the areas where Turkey used chemical weapons.