‘Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan’ protest in prisons countinues
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- 10:09 24/5
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan continues.
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- What men say about violence against women? -
- Life of 'democratic nation' built by women -
- Dr Achkar says organised women's struggle needed in Lebanon -
- Women chant 'Jin, jiyan, azadî' slogans against Diyarbakır Governorate's ban -
- 'The government lost against resistance of the people of Dêrsim' -
- Release of women ill prisoners demands -
- DEM Party Co-chair Hatimoğulları says Dêrsim does not bow oppression -
- 'We do not accept decision ignores will of the people' -
- Mass trustee protest in Dêrsim -
- Stories of unidentified murders -
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Absolute isolation completes its 38th month: Imrali is center of lawlessness
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- 10:01 24/5
Pointing out that they have not heard from PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan for more than 38 months, DEM Party deputy Ömer Öcalan said: "Imralı Island has become the center of lawlessness. Everyone must do their part.
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Relatives of prisoners: Isolation must be end, our concerns must be resolved
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- 09:36 24/5
Relatives of prisoners in Colemêrg demanded that the Imrali isolation be end and their concerns about the prisoners in prisons be resolved.
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Koçyiğit: Kurds are being targeted by war regulations
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- 14:19 23/5
Evaluating Tayyip Erdoğan's decision to give Erdoğan the authority to declare "war and mobilization", DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Gülistan Kılıç Koçyiğit said: "Kurds, democrats and revolutionaries are being targeted."
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For a report ill prisoner Hanife Arslan sent to hospital
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- 13:31 23/5
Seriously ill prisoner Hanife Arslan was referred to Van Regional Training and Research Hospital for the committee report.
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Application to meet to Abdullah Ocalan from lawyers
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- 12:53 23/5
The lawyers of Asrın Law Firm applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client Abdullah Ocalan, whom they had not heard from for 38 months.
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Welcomed in Amed after 30 years of captivity
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- 12:49 23/5
30-year prisoner Mehmet Tarık Dağtaş, who was released from Bodrum Type S Closed Prison, was welcomed with flowers in his hometown Amed.
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Reaches to Süleyman Ahmet after 211 days
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- 11:34 23/5
Journalist Süleyman Ahmet was detained by units affiliated with the KDP, His lawyer Beşdar Hasan was able to meet after 211 days and said: "His situation was good, he wants the public pressure to continue."
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‘Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan’ protest in prisons countinues
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- 11:20 23/5
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan continues.
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Medrese in Cizir abandoned its fate
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- 11:12 23/5
Mir Abdaliye Medrese in Cizîr has been abandoned to its fate for 2 years.
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ECPMF Coordinator: Press freedom is experiencing its worst period
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- 11:09 23/5
Stating that Turkey is experiencing its worst period in terms of press freedom, ECPMF Monitoring Coordinator Gürkan Özturan said: "We call on Turkey to remove the obstacles to media freedom and freedom of expression."
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Yeni Yaşam meets readers: We get our power from the people
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- 11:08 23/5
Yeni Yaşam newspaper workers invited all their readers to the solidarity event they will hold on June 2.
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‘Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan’ protest in prisons countinues
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- 10:15 22/5
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan continues.
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No news from Journalist Ahmet for 211 days
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- 10:14 22/5
There has been no news from journalist Süleyman Ahmet, who is detained by the KDP, for 211 days.
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Relatives of prisoners in 'Freedom' protest: We behind the demands
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- 10:10 22/5
Relatives of the prisoners, who boycotted family and phone calls with demands for PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's freedom and the solution of the Kurdish issue, emphasized that they stand behind the demands.