Welcoming the January 10 Working Journalists' Day in prison, imprisoned journalists emphasized that they are on the trail of the truth and sent the message "We will continue to protect the honor of journalism".
Stating that the opposition, like the government, took a "right-wing" position in the Constitutional amendment proposal submitted to the Parliament, women lawyers said: "Human rights and freedoms cannot be made into political materials," and drew attention to the many dangers of the proposal.
Journalist Sezgin Kartal was detained in with police raid on his house early this morning.
Family of Emin Sarik who lost his life in a clash and buried in Newala Qesaba with his friends, said it is unscrupulous constructing buildings on people's bones.
Families of imprisoned journalists called for solidarity on the occasion of January 10 Working Journalists' Day and demanded an end to the pressure on press freedom.
DFG announced its report on rights violations against journalists in 2022. Stating that 39 journalists were arrested and 76 journalists were sentenced, DFG said: "A tough year of struggle awaits us."
Speaking about the assasinations of Kurds in Paris, KCK Executive Council Member Zübeyir Aydar said that the assasinations were organised by the gladio of France and Turkey.
No response has been given to the lawyers' application to the prosecutor's office for the bones found in Zilan Stream to be collected and examined.
Continuing the sit-in on its 672nd day, the Şenyaşar family said: "As long as injustices are not discussed at the cabinet meeting, the good news will not be enough to save the government!"
Attorney Sedat Düşünmez, who was battered and detained by the police while returning from Mir Perwer's funeral, said that in the documents at the police station, Perwer as "member of an organization" and those who attended the funeral were written as "supporters of the organization".
Speaking about his brother Vahyettin Sarı being held in prison for the last 25 years to be sent to a prison 1200 kilometers away from their family home, Ahmet Sarı told that exiling a person in this situation to the other end of the country is torture.
Yakup Brukanli, who set his body on fire against the severe isolation and violations of rights in Ereğli High Security Prison, said: "Every person should protect their identity, sociality and dignity against all kinds of attacks."
The criminal complaint of women journalists who were subjected to strip search in Sincan Women's Prison was concluded with non-prosecution on the claim that "There is no element of crime".
The journalists, who did not give up on bringing the truth to the public despite the gross violations of rights, stated that January 10 was not a day to celebrate for them and said that they would continue their struggle to end the pressure on the press.
259 of the bodies buried under the pavements in Kilyos Cemetery have not yet been released to their families. Lezgin Bingöl, who received the body of her daughter Dilan Bingöl in 2018, urged the families who do not know the fate of the bodies of their loved ones.