Freedom Marchers walked with the people in Qoser (Kızıltepe) and demanded Öcalan's freedom. DBP Co-Chair Keskin Bayındır addressed the people of Qoser with the words, "Let's become millions and build a free and equal life."
Freedom Marchers, who set out from Wan and reached Mêrdîn, visited the historical places that were the cradle of the people and raised the demand for freedom for Abdullah Öcalan, while the Qers branch reached Amed.
The situation of Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by forces affiliated with the KDP, has not been announced for 109 days.
The hunger strike in prisons demanding "Freedom for Abdullah Ocalan and solution to the Kurdish issue" has entered its 76th day.
Representatives of non-governmental organizations in Europe, taking part in the 25-day 'Long March' on the 25th anniversary of the international conspiracy, said: "Freedom is in Abdullah Öcalan's philosophy" and called for participation in the march to be held on February 17.
Zilan Leventoğlu, the lawyer of former HDP deputy Hüda Kaya, who is arrested on the grounds of "suspicion of escaping", said that the investigation was carried out unlawfully from the beginning and that her arrest warrant is political.
Stating that the international conspiracy was frustrated by the struggle of the Kurds, OHD lawyer Veysi Güneş stated that the people's struggle is the only guarantee of Abdullah Öcalan's freedom.
54 of the 96 people detained due to the Istanbul Courthouse attack were arrested.
Gabar Mountain was declared a "special security zone" for 15 days and entry was prohibited for 15 days.
The people of Licê, who welcomed the Freedom Marchers, danced halay with the marchers for a long time, singing Kurdish songs.
Freedom Marchers, who have been on the roads for 9 days for the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan and the democratic solution of the Kurdish issue, commemorated Ceylan Onkol at her grave.
The 46th issue of Democratic Modernity took its place on the shelves with the cover of "Jin Jîyan Azadî Revolution".
Emphasizing that Başak Demirtaş's candidacy is to make the DEM Party's third way policy visible, Selahattin Demirtaş said: "The Kurdish issue and the serious issue of democracy and justice in Turkey are our priority. We will talk to everyone who wants to talk about the solution of these issues."
DEM Party deputy Gulistan Kılıç Koçyiğit, one of the marchers who continued the "Great Freedom March" in Çewlîg, said: "If you really want democracy, you will open the doors of Imralı."
L'Humanité newspaper in France carried the declaration titled "Kurdistan: the solution is political!", prepared by 61 names and collectives, in its headline.