Represantatives of political parties and civil society organisations in Wan reacted to the attacks on North and East Syria, calling for a halt to the attacks and recognition of the status of the region.
Gurbet Mete, who lost her son, sister-in-law and brother during the curfews in Silopi and Cizîr, says, "They did not allow us to bury my son's body for 27 days. We will not forget even if a hundred years pass".
65-year-old Nura Kurt, who died in Germany, was buried in Wêranşar by 5 people without religious rituals under a military blockade.
Yeni Yaşam newspaper worker Serhat Durmuş and 2 young peope were detained in house raids.
The military operation launched in November in the rural area of Bagok Mountain continues. It was stated that explosions were heard from the region.
Young people detained in Colemêrg for overtaking a police vehicle stated that they were tortured, stripped and threatened with rape.
Ismet Aslan, who is being held in Marmara Type L Prison No. 5, has Mycosis Fungoides (MF), a form of skin cancer, but his medication is not given to him by the prison administration.
At least 77 people, including children, have been killed in Turkey's drone attacks against North and East Syria and the Federated Kurdistan Region in the las 6 months.
Journalist Mehmet Emin Mutlu said that a solution in Syria does not seem possible in the short term and added: "The defence of the Rojava Revolution will be decisive in the future of Syria. Attacks can be broken with this spirit."
SDF General Commander Mazlûm Abdi announced that a ceasefire was reached in Manbij and says their aim is to stop the fire in all Syrian territories and to enter a political process for the future of the country.
Writers, journalists and artists visited the Co-mayors of Êlih Municipality and called for opposition to the policy of mortgaging the will.
Many cities in Turkey protested against the Turkish and SNA attacks on North and East Syria.
In the first 11 months of the year, 692 people applied to HRFT with complaints of torture and ill-treatment and at least 2,805 people, 81 of them children were detained İHD and HRFT said.
In the demonstrations held within the scope of the Human Rights Week, it was stated that the Kurdish issue is one of the main obstacles to Turkey's democratisation and the attacks of the Turkey-backed SNA paramilitary group against North and East Syria were protested.
Journalist Nazım Daştan stated that the aim of the attacks against the Autonomous Administration in North and East Syria is to "impose integration" into the nation-state and said: "Kurds have proved to the world for 13 years that a democratic life is possible. They want to destroy this hope."