Witnessing the war and its effect on people in Syria, women journalists Lindsey Snell and Meghan Bodette, drew attention to the fact that masculine mind targets women first in wars and a first-time in history was experienced with the women that developed the revolutionary values of Northern and Eastern Syria.
Arrested politicians greeted the DBP congress, emphasizing that democratic politics is a real school where freedom is organized and practiced, and sent the message "Those who resist will have the last word."
Thousands flocked to the DBP Congress and took their place in the congress hall with the slogans "Bê Serok jiyan nabe".
Journalist-writer Hüseyin Aykol stated that the war between Ukraine and Russia spawned as a result of the crisis of capitalism and said, "There was a need to start a war in order to make and sell new weapons and to upgrade their models."
Stating that Gülistan Doku used to carry the same banner in the demonstrations for March 8, her sister Aygül Doku said she will carry that banner from now on.
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family said: "If we are in the same boat, why is this cruelty?"
KNK Executive Council Member Nilüfer Koç stated that the backyard of the Russia-Ukraine war is the Syria conflict and its solution is the Third Way, and that the Kurds should be very careful against possible dangers.
Reminding that Öcalan was the first person to say that the Third World War started with the US invasion of Iraq, writer Veysi Sarısözen said, “The Third World War started in the center of the Kurdish question. Ukraine and Europe are now paying the price for the unresolved Kurdish question."
Hamgin Karakaş, who is being held in Bolvadin Prison, was threatened by guards with decapitation.
4 people, 3 of whom are women, were injured in the drone attack on a vehicle on the Qamishlo-Amude road of Turkey in Northern and Eastern Syria.
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
Kurdish student Fevzi Aka, who was attacked by a racist mob in Akdeniz University campus, said that the late response of the police aimed to protect the attackers.
Police attacked the family of Gülistan Doku, who was sitting- in in front of the Ministry of Justice.
The family of Gülistan Doku, who wanted to meet with Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdağ, was blocked by the police.
YDG stated that their 17-year-old member, Ceren Ağaç, could not be found after she was detained and asked where Ağaç was.