Citizens who tried to enter Öcalan's village Amara under the leadership of DTK, HDP, TJA and BDP to draw attention to the isolation imposed on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan were prevented by the soldiers. Protesting the intervention, Öcalan family said: "Open the gates of Imrali immediately".
On February 15, when PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan was brought to Turkey with an international conspiracy, the former ranger, who both laid down arms and resigned from the KDP membership, said, "I swore I would not betray even a single Kurd that day."
Condemning the KDP's attacks against the gains of Kurds together with the AKP-MHP, Peace Mother Nuran Seçkin told that KDP supporters came all the way to Batman fleeing from Saddam and they shared their bread with them and said: "Now they are killing our children."
It has been stated that Turkey has settled a group of Syrian refugees in Girê Spî in Northern and Eastern Syria.
The isolation against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan in Afrin was protested with a march.
Turkey and the groups affiliated with it heavily bombarded the villages between Til Temir and Zirgan.
Reminding that chemical weapons attacks against Zap, Metîna and Avaşîn are war crimes, the mothers said, "We know them from Roboski and Cizre."
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family underlined that what was done was a crime against humanity, and told that those who commit this crime is hiding behind the government.
Turkey is shelling the villages west of Ain Isa and the M4 Highway with heavy weapons.
Stating that women in Afghanistan are being forced to beg on the streets, and some were forced to sell their kidneys after Taliban siezed power, R.M from Afghanistan made a call to the international public and said: "See us. Take us seriously."
Mehmet Zeki Çelebi, who was attacked by MIT and KDP, died in the hospital.
While Harun Karataş, who was taken into custody, was released, it was learned that the house of Halise Aksoy, who is the mother of PKK member Agit İpek whose body was delivered to his mother by cargo, was raided.
Stagin a sit-in protest in front of the ATK, which garnered condemnations with its reports on ill prisoners, relatives of the prisoners said: "We are insistent on our demands. This problem is not just ours, it is a social problem."
Members of DBP, HDP, TJA and the 78's Initiative visited the Şenyaşar family who continues the Justice Watch in front of the Urfa Courthouse.
Condemning the KDP's support for Turkey, Former Peshmerge Süleyman Demir said, "If the betrayers do not come back from their mistake, everyone should stand by whoever is fighting for the benefit of the people."