All applications made by the family and lawyers of Rojnews editor Suleyman Ahmet, who has been detained by KDP's intelligence agency Parastin for 155 days, have remained unanswered so far.
The hunger strike launched by political prisoners in prisons to demand the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan has entered its 122nd day.
Following its attacks in Northern and Eastern Syria and Iraq, ISIS murdered 139 people in Russia. Journalist Cihan Bilgin said that ISIS wants to return to its pre-2015 position with attacks.
While a central government mentality that says "No votes, no service" prevails in Turkey, a system in which women have autonomous status with co-presidency and decisions are taken through public meetings is in effect in Northern and Eastern Syria, which is adjacent to it.
Prisoners stated that human rights violations have increased and arbitrary disciplinary punishments have been given in Kavak S-Type Prison and called for awareness, saying that they will resist.
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 37 months.
All applications made by the family and lawyers of Rojnews editor Suleyman Ahmet, who has been detained by KDP's intelligence agency Parastin for 154 days, have remained unanswered so far.
The hunger strike launched by political prisoners in prisons to demand the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan has entered its 5th month.
Stating that KDP acts like a "family company" rather than a political party, journalist Memed Drewş said: "KDP builds all the roads of Turkish bases. KDP acts as a guard in Southern Kurdistan."
The Gabar Mountain region in Şirnex was declared a "Special Security Zone" for the 7th time for 15 days and entry was prohibited.
75-year-old Hatice Yıldız, who was arrested on a stretcher, deteriorate in the prison where she was held alone for 3 days. Her lawyer applied for postponement of execution and probation for Yıldız.
Yalçın Kaval, who was subjected to police violence while detained in Colemêrg, was released on condition of judicial control.
Evdilmelik Fırat from Yeni Yaşam pointed out in her article that the government was preparing for genocide against the Kurds in the run-up to the March 31 elections.
Asrın Law Firm stated that they have not heard from Abdullah Ocalan and other clients in Imralı for 3 years and that Imralı Island is kept behind a curtain of secrecy and called for an end to the lack of news.
Alper Yıldız, the son of Hatice Yıldız, who was arrested at the age of 75, stated that the decision made about his mother is political and that his seriously ill mother could not stay in prison.