Zeynel Kete, Co-chair of the Democratic Alevi Association (DAD) and representative of the Equality and Democracy (DEM) Party, emphasized that Abdullah Öcalan should be heard by the parliamentary commission. “Öcalan and his team should come to Parliament. Bringing the parties together will strengthen the peace process,” he said.
Saide Ulugana, who lost two of her children in the conflicts and attended the Peace and Democratic Society Group’s weapon-burning ceremony, spoke about her pain and hopes. "The bodies of our children were given to us in boxes and bags, yet despite all this pain, we say ‘peace’," she said.
The Ministry of Interior responded to a parliamentary motion on the police prevention of the condolence service for HPG soldier Abdurrahim Erzen, claiming that the family left the condolence house of their own accord. Mother Asya Erzen denied the ministry.
Lokman Şaman, a member of ÖHD, said: "The work of the parliamentary commission continues, but Öcalan's conditions have still not been fulfilled and the isolation continues de facto."
Soldiers wanted to demolish the graves of YJA Star member Azize Önkol (Dicle Avaşin) and HPG member Rojhat Önkol (Laşer Çem) in Kêlesi hamlet of Çemê Elika (Birlik) rural neighbourhood in Licê district of Amed (Diyarbakır).
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DEM Party MP and Parliamentary Commission member Meral Danış Beştaş emphasized that Abdullah Öcalan, as a principal actor and interlocutor in the peace process, must be heard. “I believe the commission will visit İmralı in the coming weeks and that this meeting will take place,” she said.
The hospital transfer of prisoner Yasin Kaya, held in Şırnak T-Type Closed Prison, was cancelled after he refused to comply with the enforced rule of wearing slippers. Additionally, a letter sent to another prisoner was confiscated by prison authorities.
The Peoples' Equality and Democracy (DEM) Party İmralı Delegation will hold a meeting with Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Ocalan on İmralı Island on Thursday.
The Commission on National Solidarity, Fraternity and Democracy will listen to the heads of bar associations and former parliamentary speakers.
A letter written by Kurdish political prisoner Zeki Bayhan, who was transferred to İmralı Prison as part of the Peace and Democratic Society Process, has been translated into three languages and published in the journal Feminist Asylum.
Prisoners at Kocaeli No. 2 High-Security Prison report facing severe restrictions on their basic rights, including access to books, social and sports activities, and family visits. Authorities justify the limitations by citing "staff shortages," while some books are being confiscated for being “inappropriate,” despite not being officially banned.
Feminist political scientist Françoise Vergès, expressing her support for Abdullah Öcalan’s recent call, stated that Kurds and Turks stand at a historic crossroads, emphasizing that "peace must be unconditionally supported."
The Autonomous Administration pointed out that the Transitional Government's announcement that elections will not be held in North and East Syria due to "security" claims is an attempt to legitimise the politics of denial and called on international institutions and the UN not to recognise the elections.
Kurdistan Human Rights Organisation announced that political prisoners Pejman Sultani (30), Eli Soran Qasimi (28) and Rojgar Begzade (42) were unlawfully transferred from Urmia Prison to Sucan General Prison.