Drawing attention to the 3 million signatures gathered for the recognition of the PKK's right to organize freely in Europe and referring to the decision of the Belgian Court of Cassation, Robin Bronlet, one of the lawyers of the Brussels Bar Association said: "the European Common Anti-Terrorism Criminal Legislation cannot be used against the PKK."
The actions that have continued uninterruptedly for 24 years against the international conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan continue today with the slogan "Freedom for Öcalan".
HPG, which announced the war balance sheet for January, announced that Turkey used banned bombs and chemical weapons 253 times, and 31 soldiers died.
Continuing her struggle for justice, Emine Şenyaşar asked how the state has not caught the perpetrators yet and said: "Enough is enough. My son should be released."
Yeni Yaşam newspaper employee Rojin Altay was released after the prosecution's statement.
Stating that there is an unprecedented isolation on the island of Imrali in the world, HDP MP Sait Dede said: "According to which law is this isolation implemented?"
While 39 citizens were abducted in a month in Afrin, paramilitary groups from Turkey established a drug-producing factory in the village of Qîbarê in Shera district.
The Delegation International Women visited the Council of Europe against the aggravated isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
The Ministry of Justice, which has not responded to the applications for meeting with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan for 105 days, continues its silence despite the demonstration, which has entered its second month.
Jineology Magazine employee Elif Gemicioğlu Yavic stated that prostitution and drugs are widespread in Kurdistan within the scope of special war policies, and that crimes committed by the state are left unpunished.
Calling for the Gemlik March to be held on the occasion of the anniversary of the conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, MED TUHAD-FED Co-chair Safiye Akdağ said: "We should join this march against isolation".
An objection has been made to the Istanbul Magistrate's Office on Duty to extend the detention period of Yeni Yaşam newspaper employee Rojin Altay for the third time.
It has been announced that Turkey used banned bombs twice in the Çemço region of the Sheladize district in its attacks.
Some of the prisoners, who have been on hunger strike for 55 days in Giresun Espiye Type L Closed Prison, turned the protest into an indefinite and non-rotating hunger strike.
The Senyaşar family, who carried out the sit-in in front of the Urfa Courthouse, shared the message: "When will the justice be served? only the innocent people are on trial."