Stating that those who isolated Abdullah Öcalan were "incapable and weak", Sociologist Neşe Özgen said: "Turkish society should call for the release of Abdullah Öcalan for democratization."
At least 15 people were detained in house raids in Ankara.
SYKP Co-Chairperson Canan Yüce drew attention that the AKP, which declared "We are with Palestine", bombed Northern and Eastern Syria at the same time, and said: "Those who are against Israel's attack should also stand against the attacks in Rojava."
A child was injured in Turkey's attack on Birc Qasa village in Afrin's Sherawa district.
HEDEP MP Burcugül Çubuk stated that they took "a step that does not repeat itself" with the congress and said: "We will see the value of this on the streets."
Tamil organizations supported the "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and political solution to the Kurdish question" campaign.
Internationalist young people who were detained during the statement made against the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria in Riha were deported.
Fırat Gerekli, who is arrested in Iğdır Type S Closed Prison, stated that he and his friends were threatened and said: "If anything happens to us, the director of the prison will be responsible."
The hearings of the cases filed against arrested journalists Dicle Müftüoğlu, Sedat Yılmaz, Abdurrahman Gök, Mehmet Şah Oruç and Fırat Can Arslan, citing their professional activities, will be held in October and December.
Turkey bombed Mount Metîna with heavy weapons and helicopters.
Demand for physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan came to the fore in the speeches made, slogans shouted and banners opened at the congress of the Green Left Party, which will continue its path under the name HEDEP.
Green Left Party Co-Spokesperson İbrahim Akın stated that they have entered a new era with the congress and said: "Wars that cause people to be murdered are not a solution." Co-Speaker Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar said:“Our greatest success is our common struggle. We will succeed together."
Imprisoned politicians sent a message to the Green Left Party congress and said: "We say 'no' to the wars, occupation, exploitation and isolation imposed on our people."
The new name of the Green Left Party has been determined as People's Equality and Democracy Party (HEDEP).
Thousands of people came together for the grand congress of the Green Left Party with the motto "For Freedom".