While the rally in Yoghurtçu Park in Kadıköy ended with enthusiasm using the yellow, red and green colors worn by women as an excuse, the police battered 4 women and detained them.
Drawing attention to the heavy isolation imposed on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, MED-TUHAD FED Co-chair Safiye Akdağ emphasized that the isolation that started in İmralı has spread to the entire Middle East.
In occupied Afrin, a 10-year-old boy was raped by gang leader Ahmed Mamdouh.
Journalist Sedat Yılmaz, who was arrested in Ankara and put in Sincan Prison, said in a message to his colleagues: “Easy is not for us. Give me a few days, I will continue to write."
Continuing the sit-in, the Şenyaşar family said. "Change is a must for justice and Urfa is ready for change.
AKP's Xalfetî Municipality removed the Green Left Party stand on the grounds of "maintenance and repair" and set up an AKP stand instead.
The young people who were detained and tortured on the grounds that they condemned the murder of street musician Cihan Aymaz said, "They will never be able to bow down."
The Ministry of Justice, which is responsible for the absolute isolation, stated that a team went to İmralı, but this team was a technical team and examined the building on the island, which was damaged due to the storm.
Green Left Party MP candidate Cengiz Çandar, who met with the members of Diyarbakır City Protection and Solidarity Platform, said. "No news has been heard from PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan for 2 years. This is a pressure, threat and insult against the Kurds."
The family of musician Cihan Aymaz, who was murdered after he did not sing the song "I die for my Turkey" in Kadıköy, stated that the racist attacker was "drunk" and that the murder is wanted to be covered up.
Saturday Mothers and human rights defenders who wanted to make a statement in Galatasaray Square, where the blockade was not lifted despite the Constitutional Court's "violation" decision, were detained.
Many people were detained in house raids in Cizre district.
Stating that the reason for the harsh attitude towards the Saturday Mothers is the AKP's reconciliation with the perpetrators, İHD Chairperson Eren Keskin said: "We will continue our struggle whether the power changes or not."
Ahmet Tas, who was arrested after being detained at the age of 18 in Nüsaybin and released after 30 years, said: "I have survived with hope and faith. A part of my heart remained with my friends in the prison.”
At least 9 people, including journalist Ertan Çıta, were detained in the operation against Partizan readers.