Commenting on the photo taken by the ruling party on the Malazgirt anniversary as “a photo of threat”, DEM Party Co-Chair Tulay Hatimoğulları said: “Together with the forces of democracy, we can break the dirty alliance that has been brought together in that photo.”
Evaluating the agenda in the Parliament, DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli pointed out the racist attacks against refugees in Kayseri and Kurds in Muğla, and pointed out the policies of the government and the opposition and said: "These seeds of discrimination planted in society appear before us with lynching attacks against people."
In the latest meeting of the DEM Party's Central Executive Committee, it was decided to launch a "Bread and Justice" campaign and to establish a commission for a "Democracy Alliance."
A joint statement was made after Numan Kurtulmuş's visit to the DEM Party. While Kurtulmuş stated that the demands were conveyed, DEM Party Co-Chair Tülay Hatimoğulları said that road cleaning is needed for the construction of a democratic Turkey.
DEM Party submitted a motion to the Parliament to declare April 28 as the "Day of Remembrance and Mourning for Those Who Lost Their Lives in Workplace Murders".
Emphasizing that the parties in the Parliament should learn lessons from the March 31 elections, DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli said, "A democratic and peaceful initiative in Turkey depends on paving the way for the Kurdish issue."
DEM Party Kocaeli Deputy Omer Faruk Gergerlioğlu, who submitted a motion to the Parliament with the aim of banning trade between Israel and Turkey, said, "Cutting trade with Israel will support the independence of Gaza."
DEM Party Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Co-Mayor Candidate Gültan Kışanak said in her post: “As the twin candidates list their promises, they are sinking. There is no service, no vision, no mission in the capital.”
DEM Party Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Co-Mayor candidate Gültan Kışanak, who made her first election speech in the Kobanê Case, stated that she is a candidate for the Kurdish issue and the women's freedom issue said: "We took a responsibility to pave the way for peace and freedom."
Speaking at his party's public meeting in Dêrik, DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan stated that they made a "people's alliance" against the "JITEM alliance" formed in the dark corridors of Ankara.
DEM Party Co-Chair Tülay Hatimoğulları, who was welcomed with applause, shouts and victory signs in Bazarcıx and Digor, stated that they would send the trustees and take over the municipalities and said: "We will rebuild ourselves and our city in a democratic and transparent way."
DEM Party held its group meeting in 7 languages on the occasion of 21 February Mother Language Day. Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan said: “Our language is not an unknown language, it is Kurdish. Our language is our redline. Kurdish must be the official language."
DEM Party's election manifesto included many projects for all segments of society, especially women, children, disabled, young and elderly people. In the manifesto, it was emphasized that "We will all win with the DEM Party, regardless of whether you, me or we. We will definitely succeed."
Evaluating the words of AKP's Efkan Ala, "Come, do not be a hindrance. Be supportive", DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan said: "You cannot solve the Kurdish issue by being a Kurd in Amed and a grey wolf in Ankara. Do you have the will to solve it? If so, please come. The solution address is Imralı Island."
DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan said that the deepening of the Imralı isolation has made Turkey lose, and said: "Our people want a solution, and they say this is possible with Ocalan."