Lawyer Abdullah Deveci, who said that Sweden committed a crime by extraditing his client Mahmut Tat to Turkey, stated that his client was extradited because he was Kurdish and as a result of NATO negotiations.
Aynur Elçioğlu, who lost her husband in the resistance for the liberation of Kobanê, condemned Turkey's attacks and said, "Turkey's attacks must be stopped."
CPT's Imrali Delegation Head Therese Rytter, whom we reached after the Asrın Law Office's statement on İmralı, answered the question about whether she had met with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan or not as follows: "We went to İmralı to examine the conditions of detention."
At the 21st Congress of the KNK, the demand for freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and a joint declaration against Turkey's attacks were published.
Speaking at the anniversary of the bombing of Özgür Ülke 28 years ago and stating that they are at work despite all the pressure, journalist Hüseyin Aykol said: "After 28 years, we promise Ersin and all our martyrs again. We will not stop, we will not tire, we will not be silent."
Speaking on the 635th day of the sit-in, Ferit Şenyaşar drew attention to the rally to be held in the city by AKP President Tayyip Erdoğan and said: "Those who do not see this injustice will lose in Urfa and in Turkey as well."
It has been revealed that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan was given a disciplinary penalty for chatting with other prisoners Ömer Hayri Konar, Veysi Aktaş and Hamili Yıldırım after sports activities on November 18, 2021.
Stating that 7 years have passed since Dilan Kortak's death and 2 years have passed since the Constitutional Court's violation decision, the investigation was carried out very slowly, Bülent Aşa said that the investigation was not conducted in an impartial manner.
Announcing its interim decision in the Kobanê Case, the court board rejected all the demands of politicians and their lawyers and decided to write a negotiation for the translation of the ECtHR's decision regarding Yüksekdağ into Turkish.
Mahmut Tat, who applied for asylum in Sweden, was extradited to Turkey.
Examining the attacks against Bradost and Balekayeti on the spot, Federated Kurdistan Region Parliamentarian Lokman Werdi said: "The Iraqi and regional government should take steps to stop the Turkish attacks."
Stating that they will nullify Turkey's attacks, Northern and Eastern Syria Autonomous Administration Executive Council Co-chair Bêrîvan Xalid said: "We will make the Rojava Revolution example successful and it will be a model for Syria."
8 TJA activists brought to Ankara Courthouse within the scope of Ankara-based investigation were arrested, 13 women were released under house arrest.
TJA activists, whose statements were taken by 12 prosecutors assigned at the Ankara Courthouse, were referred to the court with a request for arrest.
21 women MPs from HDP brought the torture and ill-treatment of women detained within the scope of the Ankara-based investigation to the agenda of the Parliament with 21 motions.