DEM Party MP Saliha Aydeniz, who met with prisoners in prisons in Antalya, stated that ill prisoners have not been transferred to hospital for a year and that their right to treatment has been prevented.
"We experienced the enthusiasm of Newroz early. We will resist, they will never subjugate us," say mothers in vigil.
Several people, including lawyers Volkan Bilice and Hebun Hakan Akkaya, were detained during house raids in several cities.
Jin Art House was raided in İzmir. Many DEM Party and DBP executives were detained.
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family and guardian applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate requesting a meeting.
Calling on the government to abandon the attacks, "We are here, we stand by our will and we will continue until we get results. Just as we did not let them pass yesterday, we will not let them pass today either," say Wan citizens who resist.
Pointing out that the preparations for the rally they will organise have been completed, "We call all our people to Strasbourg to raise our demand for 'freedom for Abdullah Öcalan, solution to the Kurdish issue'" said KON-MED Co-chair Kerem Gök.
The release of İzzettin Tekmen, a 30-year prisoner in Diyarbakır High Security Prison No. 2, was postponed for 10 months. Dersim Tekmen, who met with his father in prison at the age of 13, said, "This unlawfulness must end."
Stating that the peoples of North and East Syria have been strengthened by Abdullah Ocalan's perspective of "freedom", "The peoples have embraced each other with his philosophy," said Journalist Sterk Gulo.
"I have never seen a Kurdish leader mingle with people and make evaluations and discussions with them. My loyalty to the Kurdish freedom struggle increased," said Souad Mistefe, who lost 3 of his children in the struggle for freedom.
The vigil in front of Wan Metropolitan Municipality continued on its 4th day despite heavy snowfall.
Pointing out that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan was brought to Turkey through an international conspiracy, Lawyer Lokman Emen stated that Turkey has collapsed in the intervening 26 years and said, "Mr Öcalan must be freed within the scope of each individual's right to peace."
The people waiting day and night in front of the municipality entered the 4th day of the vigil. As the support for the vigil increased every day, especially on the 3rd day, the attendance to the vigil reached thousands.
KCK Executive Council Co-Chair Cemil Bayık announced that they received a letter from PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan. Drawing attention to the ongoing isolation in İmralı and criticising the attitude of the state, "If there is no change in the conditions of Rêber Apo, how can he make a call?" asked Cemil Bayik.
The Department for the Protection of Mass Graves under the Iraqi Ministry of Health and the Martyrs' Institution announced the identities of 32 people whose remains were exhumed from mass graves during the 3 August Edict years later.