MED-DER Co-Chair Remzi Azizoğlu, one of the signatories of the "Call for freedom from now to the future" declaration, said: "Neither the Kurdish issue nor any issue in the Middle East can be solved without Abdullah Öcalan being free."
Citizens in Bafê village of Hezex district said that their roads have not been built for years because they did not vote for AKP.
The hunger strike in prisons demanding "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and a solution to the Kurdish issue" has entered its 59th day.
Responding to the parliamentary question regarding PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's health condition, the Ministry of Health claimed that his health condition was not within its scope of duty. Reacting, DEM Party member Sezai Temelli said: "If health is not within its scope of duty, what does?"
In the 3-month "Marmara Region Prisons Rights Violations Report" of the IHD Istanbul Branch Prison Commission, it was announced that the prisoners were subjected to a total of 1,596 violations, including the right to life.
MIT President İbrahim Kalın met with Iraqi President Latif Reşid in Baghdad.
Prisoners in Diyarbakır prisons sent a message to the mothers at the Justice Watch and said: "Your struggle and action are legitimate and justified. We say 'serkeftin' to all our patriotic people through you."
23-year-old Mohammad Ghobadlou was executed in Iran.
The lawyers of Asrın Law Firm applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 34 months.
83-year-old Sıdıka Süleymanoğlu, who was detained on the grounds that her photo was found with her PKK member grandson during a house raid in Amed, was released.
The first hearing of the case filed against journalist Ahmet Kanbal due to the photo he did not share was held.
An unidentified human skeleton was found in an empty land in Konak district.
TJA activist Zelal Bilgin, who went on a hunger strike for the freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, said: "What kind of solution can we talk about when the will of millions is captive?" asked.
Released journalist Ferhat Çiftçi stated that the Administration and Observation Board in the prison acted as a "parallel court" and asked questions such as: "Do you love your wife or do you love the PKK?"
Dursun Taş, who has health problems, could not visit her imprisoned son Zeynel Taş, for 16 months due to the long distance. Elder brother Şevket Taş said that the situation in question was "the policy of not letting the Kurds see their mothers".