6 women journalists, who were tried for their protest against the operations against free press workers, explained the police violence they were subjected to and emphasized: "We will continue to defend Kurd journalists."
DFG and MKG congratulated the journalists on January 10, Working Journalists' Day, and said: "We will overcome tyranny and oppression with the motto of 'free press, free society'."
Olive branches were left at the grave of Bedriye Demir, one of the Riha Mothers for Peace, who died last year due to health problems.
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who evaluated Hizbullah's organization in Kurdistan as "AKP's policy of creating the Kurdish Hamas", warned: "Our people must be alert against them and develop a tremendous organization."
There has been no news from Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by KDP forces, for 78 days. It is known that Ahmet, who is denied being detained, is being held in unofficial detention centers of the intelligence agency Parastin.
Mehmet Kırık, one of the prisoners who went on rotating hunger strike in Antalya Type S Closed Prison, stated that they will continue their actions until PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan is released.
Sabiha Aslan, sister of Veysi Aktaş, one of the prisoners held in İmralı and who has not been heard from for 34 months, stated that they have forgotten the face of their relatives and called for sensitivity on this point to all segments of society.
The hunger strike in prisons demanding "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and a solution to the Kurdish issue" has entered its 45th day.
At the commemoration held at the graves of Sakine Cansız, Fidan Doğan and Leyla Şaylemez, who were murdered in Paris, women gave the message, "We will continue the struggle of our friends until freedom comes to Kurdistan." In addition, demonstrations and events were organized in many cities of Kurdistan and in Paris, the capital of France, where the massacre took place.
In the report prepared by the Hunger Strike Monitoring and Follow-up Coordination in Wan regarding 12 prisons, it was stated that the prisoners on hunger strike were exposed to many violations and a call was made to meet the demands.
The prosecutor's office, which decided not to prosecute the investigation initiated against journalist Ahmet Kanbal on the allegation of "terrorist organization propaganda" due to his publications in the earthquake region, decided to file a criminal complaint on the allegation of "spreading misleading information to the public"
At the first hearing of the case filed against journalists Deniz Nazlım, Sibel Yükler and Yıldız Tar, it was stated that the police officers who intervened in the statement in the case were suspended during the Ayhan Bora Kaplan investigation.
The lawyers of Asrın Law Firm applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 34 months.
Prisoner Devrim Acar, who is on hunger strike in Diyarbakır Prison, said: "Isolation means silencing, remaining silent means death. Let's raise the voice of life and freedom in the face of death, let's go to victory together."
The hunger strike in prisons demanding "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and a solution to the Kurdish issue" has entered its 44th day.