Speaking at the commemoration of Taybet İnan, who was murdered during the curfew in Silopiya, DBP Co-Chair Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar said: “The Kurds the Turkish state denied and ignored are everywhere today. Kurds did not abandon their geography and struggle. Just like Mother Taybet."
ADANA - It was stated that the right to treatment of ill prisoners in Adana Kürkçüler Type F Closed Prison were prevented due to the imposition of "oral cavity searches".
Asrın Law Firm once again applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 33 months.
Stating that long-term isolation constitutes "torture" and drawing attention to the hunger strike action of the prisoners, Prof. Dr. Ümit Biçer said: "The issue should be addressed in a framework where the different legal systems are not put into effect."
The hunger strike in prisons demanding "freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and a solution to the Kurdish issue" is on the 23rd day.
There has been no news from journalist Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by the KDP security forces at the Sêmalka Border Gate, for 56 days.
3 more criminal organization leaders, whom Interpol sought with a red notice and Urgent Capture Message, were detained in Turkey.
Hunger Strikes Monitoring and Follow-up Coordination, which announced a report on the hunger strikes launched by prisoners in prisons, said: "The political power must take the necessary measures through peaceful means and take action to evaluate the demands before deaths occur."
In the news in ANF, it was stated that Zap and Metina regions were bombed 53 times with banned explosives.
Elif Çetinbaş and Rihan Kavak Özbek, who are on IHD's list of ill prisoners, stated that they started a hunger strike and asked, "We demand the physical freedom of Mr. Abdullah Öcalan."
Journalist Sıddık Güler was arrested after the Supreme Court approved the local court's sentence of 2 years, 4 months and 3 days in prison for "terrorism propaganda".
The Imprisoned women in Tarsus, who are on a rotating hunger strike, said: "Just as those who created this lawlessness want to turn every place into an isolation area in İmralı, we will turn every place into a resistance area in İmralı."
Although 8 years have passed since the murder of Mother Taybet, whose body was held in the middle of the street for 7 days, not a single person has been tried. Her husband Halit İnan said: "Despite all this brutality, the struggle of the Kurds continues."
Drawing attention that the hunger strikes in prisons, Sultan Azboy, the sister of ill prisoner Sıddık Kıvanç said: “These people are curious about the health of Abdullah Öcalan. How many earthquakes have been happening?"
There has been no news from journalist Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by the KDP security forces at the Sêmalka Border Gate, for 55 days.