Describing the KCK's decision of inaction as a moral and political stance, the imprisoned Co-Mayor of Amed Metropolitan Municipality, Selçuk Mızraklı, said: "By observing an environment where such great pain and distress is experienced and the mobilization of the society, it has been the right step to prevent blurring."
CİSST Advocacy Coordinator Berivan Korkut stated that 41,614 prisoners in prisons will be able to vote on May 14, while ÖHD lawyer Bülent Aşa said: "Prisoners protect their votes at all costs."
Green Left Party Istanbul Provincial Spokesperson Mevlüt Ustabaş stated that the victory atmosphere is felt during the election campaigns in the city and said that their target is 2 million votes.
Earthquake victims exposed to the dust of debris in Samandağ stated that the problem is not only theirs.
Father of 8 children, Lokman Görgün, and his nephew from HPG, Musa Kahraman, who were killed by being called "PKK member" in Mardin, were laid to rest in mass.
Continuing the sit-in on its 747th day, the Senyaşar family said: "Justice is the right of humanity. The government that does not hear our cry for justice will lose."
11 citizens who were taken into custody as a result of a military attack against the cement factory under construction in Deştin and Bayır neighborhoods were sent to the courthouse after their statements were taken.
Labor and Freedom Alliance announced that the Green Left Party will enter the elections from 81 provinces and TİP from 49 provinces, emphasizing "We will emerge victorious from the elections' .
Condemning the attack in Sulaymaniyah, SDF General Commander Mazlum Ebdi said that the PUK's support of the Kurds in Rojava disturbed the Turkish state.
Gendarmerie, attacking the sit-in against the cement factory in Deştin and Bayır neighborhoods, detained the villagers.
Ahmet Mayuk, who attacked the HDP Çukurova district building with a stone, was prosecuted for "damaging property".
Politician Faysal Sarıyıldız, a member of the Green Left Party International Election Coordination, stated that the future of the peoples is in the elections to be held on May 14, and called on more than 3 million voters in Europe to take responsibility.
The appeal of Yaşar Aslan, who has been detained for 30 years, to the Court of Execution regarding the postponement of his release was also rejected. In its decision rejecting the objection, the judgeship cited Aslan's brother's visit to another prisoner in prison.
Vahap Oynaş, father of Dilan Oynaş who was held in Sincan Women's Prison and whose release was delayed for the 4th time, said that the unlawfulness in prisons, which he describes as "torture houses", is a reflection of the Imralı isolation.
Condemning the People's Alliance's request to repeal the law numbered 6284, lawyer Sümeyye Gültekin Aykut said: "Repealing the law clearly means legitimizing violence."