Marches are held at 9 points in Northern and Eastern Syria with the slogan "We will destroy the Imrali system with the struggle of the peoples", on the occasion of the anniversary of February 15.
The Ministry of Family and Social Services stated that there were 282 children whose identities could not be determined.
Eight people were detained in house raids in Şemdinli and Yüksekova.
Stating that the state aims to disrupt the demographic structure in the earthquake region, DAD Co-Chair Mustafa Karabudak said: "The state wants to evacuate the region."
Ali Güzel, who lost 7 relatives with his father in his family apartment in Barış Mahallesi, said: "Those who were under the rubble froze to death and said that the state came 4 days later."
Stating that her father died in her arms, who was not treated at the hospital, Gülcan Saya, a resident of Söğütlü village of Dulkadiroğlu district said: "We are crushed under the system, not the earthquake."
Noting that those involved in the international conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan have been erased from history, the Mothers of Peace expressed that the Kurdish people cannot be free without Abdullah Öcalan.
Stating that İmralı is unlike any other prison, Mehmet Dağ, who spent 34 years in prison said: "Abdullah Öcalan developed a new paradigm under difficult conditions and brought the so-called 'Finished' socialism to life again."
It was stated that a report was kept about the nurse woman who condemned the government in HaberTürk live broadcast in Adıyaman.
The lawyers of the Secret Law Office applied to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 22 months.
The Iraqi Prime Minister's Office requested the commissions of the Iraqi Government and the Kurdistan Region Government to examine the use of chemical weapons.
Ferhat Pala, a member of HDP Youth Council, who participated in relief efforts in the areas after the 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes in Maraş, said: “People were hungry and thirsty in desperation. There was no one other than HDP and NGOs.”
There is rebellion and pain in the family home of the mother and two children, who were left in the rubble of the destroyed building in Elbistan. Hacı Terzi, who lost his daughter and two grandchildren, said: “ We were waiting for someone to save them, but they left under the rubble and froze to death."
Stating that an aid campaign has been launched for the earthquake victims, TAJÊ Diplomacy member Suham Şengalî said: "Those who came here to save the Ezidis in the massacre were the sons of Bakur Kurdistan and Rojava Kurdistan. Now it's our turn to cooperate."
Noting that the government and AFAD took late action after the Pazarcık district of Maraş-epicentered earthquakes, TMMOB underlined that the first critical day and a half were lost in search and rescue efforts.