Asrın Law Firm once again applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 32 months.
At least 10 people were detained in house raids in Ankara.
KNK Co-chair Ahmed Karamus accused the KDP administration of paving the way for the Turkish army to settle in the Zap, Avaşîn and Metina areas disguised as peshmerga. Karamus said: "KDP is telling the Turkish state 'come here, occupy my country'.
Stating that no one will protect a woman who cannot protect herself, Nûda Berîvan, one of the YJŞ commanders, said: “We cannot resist only with weapons. We want to change the mentality in society and show that women can succeed."
Stating that seriously ill prisoner İsmail Tanboğa, who was fed with formula in prison, was hospitalized 15 days ago, his mother Kumriye Tanboğa asked for her child to be released.
Ignoring detention, blockade and bad weather conditions, Freedom Marchers reached Gemlik and demanded the physical freedom of Abdullah Öcalan.
Citizens who came together for the "Freedom March" in many parts of Istanbul set out regardless of the bad weather conditions.
There has been no information given about the situation of Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by the KDP security forces, for 26 days.
Citizens who participated in the "Freedom March" launched in Gemlik to ensure the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and to solve the Kurdish issue, came together in Izmir and Eskişehir and set out.
Christijan Palıc, one of the managers of the drug gang sought by Interpol with a blue bulletin, was caught in Istanbul.
US bases in the Federated Kurdistan Region and eastern Syria have been targeted once again.
Mehmet Öcalan, brother of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who participated in the "Freedom March" from Amed, said: "Everyone should use their democratic rights. "Imrali's doors must be opened for a solution."
The Ankara branch of the "Freedom March", which was launched in Gemlik to ensure the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and to solve the Kurdish issue, has set out.
Women who started the 25 November International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in Qoser with slogans emphasized that they would lift the absolute isolation and build a life of women's liberation.
Stating that they experienced injustice once again with the release of Ogün Samast, Rakel Dink said: “We know that those who ordered Dink's death are walking among us. We have said since day one that darkness must be questioned."