In the report prepared on 7 prisons in Van, Erzurum and Bitlis, it was stated that the rights to life, health and communication of detainees were hindered, and that the isolation conditions worsened.
Mehmet Zengeralp, who was held in Bandırma Prison No. 1, was released after 30 years.
Amed Metropolitan Municipality trustee sold 97 decares of land for 600 million TL before the election.
Announcing its 3-month report on rights violations against women journalists, the MKGP stated that at least 18 women journalists were imprisoned for practicing their profession, and that they would not give up on bringing the society together with the truth despite all the pressures.
The Kurdish Freedom and Democracy Alliance called on all Kurds to unite around the Green Left Party in the May 14 elections and said: "There is no doubt that we will win when we join forces. The unity of the Kurds is the freedom of the Kurds."
The lawyer of the citizens who were detained and tortured for protesting against the construction of the GES in Veranşehir, İbrahim Ekti, said: "The gendarmerie covered their faces with masks and applied systematic violence and torture to 2 citizens for a long time."
A "confidentiality" decision was taken in the investigation of HPG member Selim Adıyaman, who has been detained in Hezex since March 27 and learned that he has been ill-treated.
Drewing attention to the destruction of trees in Hevsel Gardens, which is on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List, Director of Amed(Diyarbakır) Ecology Association Murat Bilgiç said: "Hevsel is plundered with the support of trustees. Hevsel should be protected because it is the memory of the society."
In Istanbul, many people, including HDP Youth Council members and journalist Sema Korkmaz, an employee of the Democratic Modernity magazine, were detained by police raids.
Kurdish politician Besime Konca, who carries out election campaigns for the Green Left Party in Europe, stated that they will go to the polls in the spirit of "Jin, jiyan, azadi" and make a choice in favor of freedom.
Drawing attention to the march to be held in Amara tomorrow, HDP Urfa MP Ömer Öcalan said: "I invite everyone to Amara on April 4 for an honorable peace and dialogue against the policies of isolation and war."
Stating that he found the KCK's decision of inaction valuable, President of the Peace Foundation Hakan Tahmaz said: "The implementation of peace is not only in the hands of the sovereigns. We must take advantage of the smallest opportunity for peace by the end."
The Green Left Party started its election campaigns in Van and Mardin.
In the Election Declaration of the Green Left Party Women's Assembly, it was emphasized that women will change the administrations that impose oppression and violence, and the message "We are coming to put an end to male-state violence" was given.
In the Election Declaration of the Green Left Party Women's Council, it was emphasized that women were not without options against oppression, and the message was given as follows: "From resistance to rebellion, from rebellion to rebuild; We are coming to change with the solidarity of women's solidarity”.