Stating that the Green Left Party's Women's Election Declaration promises women a future, women in Istanbul said: "We call the Green Left Party to put a stop to this bad trend. Women will overthrow the AKP."
TGS Chairperson Gökhan Durmuş, who stated that 16 journalists imprisoned in Amed(Diyarbakır) have been detained from their professional activities for nearly a year without any concrete evidence, described the detention process as "punishing the other".
President of the Êlih Bar Association Erkan Şenses, who stated that they filed a criminal complaint against the "anonymous witness" who testified about non-governmental organizations, said: "As the institution of confidential testimony is used as an operational apparatus, it has become a bleeding wound of the Turkish judiciary."
Pointing out that the debris was falling near their tents and Muzaffer Telek, one of the earthquake victims in Islahiye said: "The earthquake did not kill us, this dust will kill us."
In March, 5 people were killed and 12 civilians were kidnapped by Turkey and its affiliated paramilitary groups in Afrin.
The election office of the Green Left Party opened in Bahçelievler was attacked.
Speaking at the opening of the Green Left Party's election office in Bidlis, HDP Co-Chair Mithat Sancar said: “They thought they would block our roads, but we opened new roads. The name of this path is the Green Left Party. We will all meet under the shade of this tree.
The Kurdish Language Platform, which conveyed its demands to the parties before the elections, called for "Kurdish language and identity is the red line. The Kurdish language should be a common criterion for all candidates."
7 people were detained on the grounds that they participated in Newroz and shouted slogans.
DFG issued a message as part of the Day of Murdered Journalists and said: "The legacy and ideas they left will always live on."
HPG fighter Savaş Başdinç, who lost his life in the air attack, was laid to rest in the Keşişoğlu Mahallesi cemetery of the Artemêt district of Van.
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 2 years.
According to the DFG's March report, 8 journalists were attacked, 16 detained, 1 arrested, access to 330 news stories and 1,084 social media content blocked.
Stating that they want to live without worrying about the future, the young people stated that the AKP-MHP government is at the root of their problems and pointed to the May 14 elections for change.
İbrahim Aşkan, who was transferred from Şakran to Tekirdağ Prison, stated that he was subjected to a stripped search and that even a bed sheet was not provided in the cell he was put in.