Making evaluations about the right to be buried after the attack on Mir Perwer's funeral, who was murdered in Paris, Mele Zeki Korkmaz, a member of the Amed Scholars Aid and Solidarity Association said: "This approach has no place in any religion or morality."
Drawing attention to the damage caused by the war in Kurdistan to the ecosystem, Ecologist Zeki Kanay said: “In the past, the state burned villages and forced them to migrate, now they are destroying memory by cutting trees. Some renters, occupiers and capitalists profit from the war here."
The perpetrators of journalist Orhan Karaağar, who did not give up distributing the Özgür Gündem newspaper despite death threats, were not revealed even after 30 years.
The people in Afrin where Turkey attacks with paramilitary forces using all kinds of techniques on grounds of its "survival", displayed a historic resistance for 58 days.
Stating that none of the CPT's meetings in Imrali changed anything, ÖHD lawyer Ferdi Yamar said: "The CPT and Turkey were partners in the 24-year isolation imposed on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan."
Mehmet Akar, who set his body on fire to protest the isolation imposed upon PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan in Sûr district and died in the hospital he was taken to, was laid to rest.
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 21 months.
The Diyarbakır 7th High Criminal Court, following the decision of the Court of Appeal with the establishment of the decision of "no punishment for the police officer, Yakup Şenocak, who was on trial for the murder of Kemal Kurkut," has decided that there is no room for Şenocak to be punished.
It was announced that Turkey used chemical weapons 21 times and used 2 banned bombs in the attacks against the Federated Kurdistan Region.
Mehmet Akar who set himself on fire against the isolation imposed on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, lost his life in the hospital he was taken to.
Journalist Seyithan Akyüz, who was released from Şakran Prison, pointed out the pressure on the press and said: "Pressure on the press is death for a society."
Mehmet Akar, son of Hacire Akar who claims that "his son was abducted and taken to the mountains to join the PKK", staging a sit-in in front of Diyarbakır HDP Building, set himself on fire yesterday in the Sur district of Diyarbakır against the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
The names given by the imprisoned journalists for the visit are rejected by the Ankara Police on the claim that the visits will have an "organizational nature".
Drawing attention to the damage caused by the war in Kurdistan to the ecosystem, Ecologist Zeki Kanay said: “In the past, the state burned villages and forced them to migrate, now they are destroying memory by cutting trees. Some renters, occupiers and capitalists profit from the war here."
A lawsuit has been filed against MHP MP candidate Şahin Yağar and 27 people, for inflicting 8 and a half million loss on the state in the companies they founded during the pandemic, who provided "cash wage support" to many people who took insurance and were put on unpaid leave even though they did not work.