Stating that there was no response to their İmralı application to the Ministry of Justice, Şirnex Bar Association President Rojhat Dilsiz said that the state has to comply with the laws like citizens.
Mehmet Yurtdaş, son of ill prisoner Ali Rıza Yurtdaş, said that his father was held in a cell and "repentance" was imposed.
KNK Foreign Relations Committee Spokesperson Nilüfer Koç condemned the attack on Hewlêr representatives and said: "KDP commits a crime against the Kurdish people every day it does not reveal the perpetrators."
The perpetrators of Fahrettin İnan, who lost his life as a result of fire opened by the police in Wan in 2005, were not found despite the passage of time. Lawyer Abdulbasit Doğruci said: "If the victim is Kurdish, the perpetrators are protected."
Condemning the trustee's transfer of the Dengbêj House, Co-Mayor Berivan Kutlu and the dengbêjs said that a "special" policy was being implemented against the values of the city.
It was revealed that the decision to postpone the release of Sermin Demirdağ, a 30-year prisoner in Sincan Women's Prison, for 6 months was taken before the Administrative and Observation Board meeting.
The objection to the release of 3 people, including a ranger, against whom an investigation was initiated on the grounds that they raped a woman in Mêrdîn, was rejected.
The defendant police officers did not attend the first hearing of the case filed against the torture of 14-year-old Y.D. in Licê. While Y.D. was describing police brutality, the defendants' requests for arrest were rejected.
The law tightening the headscarf obligation in Iran was accepted by the parliament.
A military operation was launched in the rural area where the plateaus and pastures of Gever's Tiloran'a Jêr and Tiloran'a Jor villages are located. The road to the plateaus was blocked by armored vehicles.
Kurdish scholar Musa Anter (Apê Musa) was commemorated on the street where he was murdered in Amed. Speaking at the commemoration, MKGP Spokesperson Roza Metîna said: "We will always protect the legacy of Apê Musa"
While the age of drug use in Amed dropped below 12, 2 thousand 173 people were tried in 2023. Amed Bar Association Vice President Mehdi Özdemir said that drug trafficking has spread to schools and preventive work is essential.
Women who sell the vegetables, fruits and herbs they collect from their gardens said that their one-day earnings are enough for dinner.
Ramazan Cırık, who was prevented from entering the his own land in the middle of the shooting range belonging to the Special Operations Directorate in Mêrdîn, was sentenced to 18 days in prison on the allegation of "threat".
Stating that his brother Emin Güler was not released despite the 94 percent physical disability report, Ahmet Güler said: “My brother cannot recover in prison. They want him to die in prison."