Stating that the isolation is not only a problem for the Kurds,Green Left Party MP Özgül Saki said: "Abdullah Öcalan is tolerated because he advocates another vision of a diverse, multilingual and colorful society."
Green Left Party Mûş MP Sümeyye Boz criticized the silence against the isolation, which she describes as torture and crime, and said: "All segments must be compelled to end of the isolation."
Stating that they will be on the streets against the decision to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention, the women said: "It is not over for us yet and we will continue their legal struggle.
Green Left Party Co-Spokesperson Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar, who celebrated with the people in Istanbul, evaluated the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan as a massacre of law and said: "We think that everyone living in this country should see the big picture in isolation."
Director, writers and musicians from around the world demanded that the imprisoned Kurdish musician Nudem Durak be released.
Former DBP İzmir provincial co-chair Melis Akgül was detained.
Stating that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan is an important actor, lawywr Ahmet Baran Çelik said: “If a solution is desired to be produced today, Öcalan should be communicated.”
TELE1 Editor-in-Chief Merdan Yanardağ, who was detained for criticizing the Imrali isolation, has been arrested.
The hunger strike launched by Mazlum Dağ and Abdurrahman Er in Hewler Prison against rights violations continues on its 41st day.
It has been stated that Turkish warplanes bombarded the Amêdiyê countryside.
Stating that the Imrali isolation is an obstacle in front of the democratization of the country, President of the Peace Foundation Hakan Tahmaz said: "As long as the isolation continues, there is no chance for peace to develop."
Journalist Mehmet Yetim, who posted footages of harassment against a 2-year-old boy, was detained in Sêwereg district.
The family of Veysi Aktaş, who is being held in İmralı Prison together with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, demanded an end to the isolation, said: "We are curious about his health status."
The release of Nevzat Öztürk, who has been in prison for more than 31 years, has been postponed for 3 months on the grounds of "not reading enough books" and "not using electricity sparingly".
Paramilitary groups, which are on the agenda with inhumane practices in Afrin, kidnapped 4 more people.