Lawyer Mehtap Sert, who visited the prisoners in Iskenderun Type T Closed Prison, said: "Humane treatment is even seen a lot for prisoners who have been traumatized by earthquakes and have not received support, lost their relatives, and were deprived of their right to say goodbye."
Drawing attention to the violence in Hatay, where the wounds of the earthquake are being tried to be healed, ÖHD's Mehdi Zana Akkaya said: “Applications are received regarding the use of force by the gendarmerie and law enforcement against citizens. Political parties and non-governmental organizations need to step in against them."
Stating that the oppression and bans against Kurds and their mother tongue started with the Republic, which was built with a monist understanding, lawyer Cemal Demir said: "The struggle of the Kurds against this ban has always continued in various fields."
Geology Engineer Eyüp Ceyhan stated that the earthquake had fatal consequences due to the improper operation of the control mechanism and zoning amnesties in the cities on the fault line, and listed the precautions to be taken.
6 people lost their lives in the earthquake, the epicenter of which was in Hatay, and 294 people were injured, 18 of them seriously.
Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu announced that 3 people lost their lives and 213 people were injured in the earthquakes that occurred in Hatay.
Our reporters, who reported from Hatay, the epicenter of the earthquake, stated that AFAD received 28 debris reports, 8 injured, and cracks occurred around the Orontes River.
After two earthquakes in Hatay, one after the other. Earth Scientist Prof. Dr. Övgün Ahmet Ercan, who made statements, warned for Palu and Bingöl.
Syria Civil Defense announced that the earthquake in Hatay was felt in Syria as well and there were injured people.
Tsunami warnings were issued after 6.4 and 5.8 magnitude earthquakes, the epicenter of which was the Samandağ and Defne districts of Hatay.
Recalling the decisions of the Constitutional Court in the trial against imprisoned HDP MP Semra Güzel, the lawyer drew attention to the violation of the constitution. The court decided to continue the arrest.
The number of people who lost their lives in 11 cities in Maraş which is the epicenter of earthquakes rose to 41 thousand 156 people.
80-year-old Leyla Suna's laments in Kurdish are rising from the tent city in Narlı.
It has been announced that Turkey's Federated Kurdistan Region's Çemço and Garê areas were bombed 56 times from the air and land despite the inaction.
CHP MP Sezgin Tanrıkulu, who held a press conference on the earthquake, said: "The people of Diyarbakır started to show solidarity among themselves, this should set an example for all of Turkey."