Nagihan Akarsel, who was born in exile in a Kurdish village of Konya and moved forward to freedom, devoted her life to the freedom of women, her dreams sprouted in Rojava.
Şemsiye Bağdu, describing her husband Kadri Bagdu, who was the distributor of the Azadiya Welat newspaper for 17 years, said, "He was murdered because he was a Kurd and Kurdish press was exposing the truth. They can't end the free press by killing the heroes of Musa Anter."
Nagihan Akarsel will be brought to Konya City Hospital at 09:30 and will be laid to rest in her village after autopsy.
The remains of Nagihan Akarsel, who was murdered in Süleymaniye, entered Silopi through the Habur Customs Gate.
A anonymous witness who had a decision to be brought did not attend the hearing of the lawyers who were tried for being the lawyer of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
The family of Nagihan Akarsel, whose remains was prevented from being brought to her village in Konya for a week, was threatened by the gendarmeries and the gendarmeries said: "Bury her in silence, if anything happens, we will burn this village".
Süphan Çabuk, who was held in Rize Kalkandere Type L Closed Prison, was murdered.
The remains of Nagihan Akarsel, who was assassinated in Sulaymaniyah, is brought to Şirnak by road, after it was prevented from being brought by airline.
The barriers placed in the area where the Şenyaşar family staged the sit-in were removed, and the sit-in area is surrounded by vehicles under the pretext of being a "parking place. Emine Şenyaşar said that she will continue her demonstration despite the obstacles.
The court board decided that the hearing would continue in Aliağa Şakran Prison campus from now on and postponed the hearing to Friday in Deniz Poyraz hearing. Murderer Onur Gencer, on the other hand, requested that the HDP closure case be added to his file.
It was stated that the petitions of imprisoned HDP Diyarbakır MP Semra Güzel were left unanswered, not taken to joint activities, and their faxes were not delivered to the relevant people.
After the tension that arose after the court did not give the lawyers the right to speak at the Deniz Poyraz hearing, the court board left the hall.
It has been 3 years since paramilitary groups under the auspices of Turkey massacred Hevrin Xelef, Secretary General of the Syrian Future Party. Describing Xelef, Zozan Şemo said: "If an Arab woman works in this party, we know that Hevrin has an influence on this."
No progress has been made in the investigation of the murder of Kadri Bağdu, the distributor of Azadiya Welat Newspaper, for 8 years. Newspaper readers demanded that the perpetrators should be found and prosecuted.
Pointing out that the new generation is fearless, Iranian activist Mahtab Mahbub told that the slogan “Jin, jiyan, azadî”, the foundations of which was laid in Rojava, which the Rojava revolution was built on, came and blossemed in their own lands.