A 13-year-old boy was raped in Afrin, which is under the control of Turkey and its affiliated paramilitary structures. Şilêr Children's Rights Monitoring Committee reacted to the silence of the international public.
HDP, which published a message on the 30th anniversary of the Madımak Massacre, said: "The state and the government, which did not confront the massacre, still discriminate between peoples and beliefs today. An effective confrontation is essential for social peace and tranquility.
Stating that capitalism is maintained by disguising it in a religious guise by the AKP, İhsan Eliacik said: "Government is sanctifying capitalism by legitimizing it."
Stating that dirty policies are being carried out on agriculture, but they are resisting to produce, farmers from Hewag said: "They want to make the people living on these lands dependent on them and to exterminate those who do not accept this."
Nuriyeadet (Dilan), who says that her love for Mount Gli stems from her debt of gratitude to it, is waiting for the day when she will meet again with this mountain that taught her to resist.
While the administration's response to the treatment request of the family of Espiye Type L ill prisoner Şeyhmus Koç was "There is nothing we can do", it was stated that every day that the sick prisoner Süleyman Ayaz spends in prison poses a greater threat to his life.
The hunger strike launched by Mazlum Dağ and Abdurrahman Er in Hewler Prison against rights violations continues on its 45th day.
The Saturday Mothers, whose demonstrations were prevented despite the violation decision of the Constitutional Court, were detained.
Although there is a suitable donor candidate for Fırat Nebioğlu, whose two kidneys failed in prison, who fell from 63 kg to 44 kg and lives on dialysis, the application for kidney transplantation is pending.
Drawing attention to the importance of the conference to be held on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne, KNK Co-Chair Ahmed Karamus said: “The Kurds now want to have a status in four parts of Kurdistan. We must create a national strategy to defend the rights of the Kurdish people."
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.