Kurdish politician Ethem Barzani reacted to the attack on Free Press, saying, “We are going through a period in which the country is bombed and occupied every day and unarmed children are martyred far from all human standards.”
Ferhat Önkol, a prisoner transferred from Adana Kürkçüler Type F Prison to Konya Ereğli High Security Prison against his will, stated that he was held in a cell in the same corridor with FETÖ members.
Abdulkadir Bozkurt, a prisoner who has been threatened with death, said he was beaten twice by 10 guards in front of cameras and called for sensitivity.
Seriously ill prisoner Cengiz Eker has not been released from prison for nearly a year, despite the end of his 30-year imprisonment. Eker's family called for a joint struggle for ill prisoners and those whose release has been postponed.
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family and guardian applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate demanding a meeting.
It was stated that the vehicle bombed by Turkey, in which 2 journalists were killed and 6 were wounded, belonged to Çetir Media Company.
Turkey bombed a vehicle carrying journalists in Sulaymaniyah. In the attack, 2 journalists were killed and 6 journalists were wounded.
In a report published by the UN, it was announced that the biggest corruption in the Federated Kurdistan Region is in Hewlêr.
Muzaffer İşnaz, who went for an open visit to his son in Erzincan Type L Prison, stated that they were forced to “speak Turkish” by the guards.
Continuing their protest in front of the Parliament, Şenyaşar family stated that their demand for a meeting with AKP Chair and President Erdoğan has been answered, but they will continue their protest as they are not convinced.
DEM Party Group Deputy Chairs Gülistan Kılıç Koçyiğit and Sezai Temelli have asked Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç about the non-release of seriously ill prisoners Ergin Aktaş and Abdulkadir Kuday.
Turkey has bombed a building belonging to the Internal Security Forces in Qamişlo.
Lawyers of Asrın Law Firm applied to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 41 months.
In the “Freedom Readings” held in many cities, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's “Rose Theory” was read and self-defense and isolation were discussed.
Drawing attention to the pressures in prisons, relatives of prisoners stated that no problem can be solved without ending the isolation of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.