Mehmet Akar, son of Hacire Akar who claims that "his son was abducted and taken to the mountains to join the PKK", staging a sit-in in front of Diyarbakır HDP Building, set himself on fire yesterday in the Sur district of Diyarbakır against the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
The names given by the imprisoned journalists for the visit are rejected by the Ankara Police on the claim that the visits will have an "organizational nature".
Drawing attention to the damage caused by the war in Kurdistan to the ecosystem, Ecologist Zeki Kanay said: “In the past, the state burned villages and forced them to migrate, now they are destroying memory by cutting trees. Some renters, occupiers and capitalists profit from the war here."
A lawsuit has been filed against MHP MP candidate Şahin Yağar and 27 people, for inflicting 8 and a half million loss on the state in the companies they founded during the pandemic, who provided "cash wage support" to many people who took insurance and were put on unpaid leave even though they did not work.
At the Labor and Freedom Alliance rally, citizens called for an end to the isolation in Imrali Prison and stated that Abdullah Öcalan's freedom will be achieved with the unity of the peoples.
Afrin, where all identities and beliefs were ignored during the Syrian regime, became the shelter of hundreds of thousands of people after the Rojava Revolution and became the center of a free and equal life.
The attorneys of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan have made a new application to the CPT for their clients, who have not been heard from for more than 21 months, and demanded the release of the report on his last visit to İmralı.
HDP Co-Chair Mithat Sancar stated that they applied to the Constitutional Court regarding the closure case and said that the decision should be left until after the elections.
Kurdish political prisoner Metin Uyar, who has been on a hunger strike for 40 days in Espiye Type L Closed Prison, said, "We want the İHD, bar associations and those fighting against this torture system to hear our voices. If the isolation ends, this torture will end."
The Çemço area in the Zap region was bombed 11 times with chemical weapons.
HDP's Tayip Temel's proposal regarding the investigation of human bones found in Zilan Creek was found to be "rude and hurtful" and not processed.
Iraq Joint Operations Command announced that they have started to establish watchtowers and checkpoints on the borders of Turkey and Iran.
Şenyaşar family who are in İstanbul on the 679th day of the Justice Watch, said: "A mother is demanding justice. End this persecution."
Newspaper distributer Kalo of the free press, who did not bow down, did not fear and did not stop resisting, protected the Özgür Gündem Newspaper by hiding it under his coat, and the newspaper protected him from a knife attack.
Speaking with the women for the first hearing of the "hospital massacre" case that will be held tomorrow, Emine Şenyaşar: "If there is pressure, maybe justice will be served and my son will be released with your supports."