Stating that the state should fulfil its responsibility following Abdullah Öcalan's call, the mothers of prisoners emphasised that the state should ensure the freedom of all political prisoners, especially Abdullah Öcalan.
Women demanded the release of Iranian Kurdish graphic designer Shahla Pirastah without being deported.
SOHR announced that at least 17 women and children were abducted in Syria.
Stating that the most fundamental need in the process is the socialisation of peace, "There can be no peace without women's voice, without the establishment of an order where women can live in safety," Feride Eralp, member of the December Feminist Collective, said.
DBP Women's Assembly will start 3-month-long activities in the provinces, districts and neighbourhoods where it is organised in May.
24 women's organizations and political parties in Kurdistan came together and formed the Kurdish Women's Unity Platform.
Pointing out that Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan's call is of vital importance for women, Berivan Bahçeci from DBP said, "We need to play an important role and mission in order to enlarge and socialise the democratic call. We must act with the awareness and responsibility of this."
Meral Z. was systematically subjected to pressure, threats and violence by Kadir Onur Kenter and she filed 14 complaints against him but all complaints remained inconclusive. Meral Z. stated that impunity encourages the perpetrators and increases the dose of violence.
Journalist Vida Rabbani, who was arrested for following the "Jin, jiyan, azadî" protests, was released.
Stating that the cause of violence and massacres against women is the impunity policy of the patriarchal system, women in Amed said that the only solution is to develop organisation and self-defence.
Women who were subjected to strip searhes, which Justice Minister Tunç said "It is out of question in our country," spoke about their experiences at Ankara Security Directorate.
Nobel laureate Nargis Mohammadi called for a struggle to stop the executions in her statement on Warishah Muradi.
According to JINNEWS' March violence data, 24 women and 4 children were murdered, 14 women and 1 child died under suspicious circumstances.
Women who traveled for kilometers to attend Abdullah Öcalan's 76th birthday celebrations said that the state must take steps and Abdullah Öcalan must be freed.
Women celebrated Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan's 76th birthday on Çiyayê Reş Mountain.