HDP MP Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu said "How else can a person explain the describe a baton placed inside an anus?' when his motion for torture was returned on grounds of the words used to describe sexual assault with a baton.
Known as a torturer, Haydar Ali Ak is on the agenda again with the pressures in Kırıklar Prison which he introduced himself as the continuation of another known torturer, Esat Oktay Yıldıran, the Director of Diyarbakır Military Prison.
HRFT Secretary General Coşkun Usterci stated that the prevention of seriously ill detainees' right to health causes physical and mental problems and said, "The efforts of the families are a cry for the prisoners to live."
Economist Özgür Müftüoğlu stated that TÜİK is trying to cover up the robbery by hiding the real inflation, and that a new process should be built in which democracy and law will be valid.
Pointing out that prisons are a place of threat for children, ATO Human Rights Commission member Dr. Ayşe Uğurlu said, “Children aged 0-6 who are in prison with their mothers cannot access milk, formula and diapers.”
Saying that the ideas of Sakine Cansız and her friends created a revolution, Hüseyin Yıldırım, Cansız's uncle, said, "Let's protect these values created by Sakine and her companions."
On the 306th day of the sit in, Şenyaşar family said: "500 AKP members resigned because of this injustice in Suruç."
Critisizing the dismissal of the criminal complaint about Garibe Gezer's death, her lawyer Jiyan Tosun stated that the judiciary covers up the crimes committed by the state.
Protesting the fact that a 'memorial forest' to be created in the Kırıklar Mountain of Diyarbakır, political party represantatives in the city said: "Another step for denial. We will not consent."
Citizens who participated in the sit in against the Iraqi government's attempt to close the Makhmur Camp with wire fences said, "We will not accept the unlawful decision."
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.
Women coming together from different countries launched a petition titled "1000 Women for Freedom for Aysel Tuğluk" to draw attention to the health status of Aysel Tuğluk and for her to be released.
Elif Özdemir, who stated that her husband and sister, who have cancer and have been detained in prison for 22 years, were not released despite all their efforts, said that seriously ill prisoners were left for dead due to the biased reports of the ATK.
Pointing out that there is a clear state of lawlessness in İmralı Island, İHD Co-Chair Öztürk Türkdoğan said, “It is necessary to object and oppose what is going on in İmralı. There is a need for more effective and faster solutions.”
Visiting the Justice Watch in solidarity, women said, “We are strong together against isolation and oppression. Mothers will bring justice."