Noting that Yazidis continue to return to their lands despite the attacks, Dexîl Îbrahim from Shengal Democratic Autonomous Administration said that the people have the power to rebuild and this will not be broken.
Green Left Party MP Celal Fırat submitted a law proposal to the Parliament to transform the Madımak Hotel into a "Museum of Shame".
Green Left Party MPs Cengiz Çiçek and Nevroz Uysal submitted a motion to the Parliament demanding an on-site investigation of the isolation imposed on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
Condemning the arrest of journalist Merdan Yanardağ over her criticism of the isolation, Arrested politician Sebahat Tuncel said: "Isolation is a crime against humanity. They want to instrumentalize Mr. Öcalan when it comes to his work; however, everyone knows the role of Öcalan, including Erdoğan.”
HDP Co-Chair Mithat Sancar described the Kobanê Case as a "manifesto reflecting the political goals of the government" and said, "The Kobanê conspiracy case is an element of the 'Collapse Plan'."
It was stated that Turkey bombed the Berçi village countryside of Amêdiyê.
Continuing her visits in Wan and drawing attention to the isolation against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, HDP Co-Chair Pervin Buldan said: "Öcalan's lawyer and family visits should be made as soon as possible."
In the lawsuit filed against Police Chief Sırrı Erdoğan, who seriously injured lawyer Serkan Karakaş with his vehicle, his arrest requests were rejected.
İGC President Dilek Gappi said that with the arrest of Merdan Yanardag, who criticizes the Imrali isolation, there was an attempt to intimidate journalists. TGS İzmir Branch President Nil Kahramanoğlu stated that the voices of the dissidents were tried to be silenced.
In Afrin, which is under the control of Turkey and its affiliated paramilitary groups, 12 people were killed in 6 months, 173 people were kidnapped, 15,500 trees were cut down.
Forested areas are donated to supporters for reasons such as "security", mining, energy and tourism. Çiğdem Özbaş, a member of the Green Left Party Climate Justice Coalition, stated that the situation in question should be tackled.
33 people who lost their lives in the Madımak massacre were commemorated with a march in Sêwaz. Green Left Party Co-Spokesperson Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar, who attended the commemoration, said: "The semahs will continue to whirl in Sivas despite those who burned Sivas."
A 13-year-old boy was raped in Afrin, which is under the control of Turkey and its affiliated paramilitary structures. Şilêr Children's Rights Monitoring Committee reacted to the silence of the international public.
HDP, which published a message on the 30th anniversary of the Madımak Massacre, said: "The state and the government, which did not confront the massacre, still discriminate between peoples and beliefs today. An effective confrontation is essential for social peace and tranquility.
Stating that capitalism is maintained by disguising it in a religious guise by the AKP, İhsan Eliacik said: "Government is sanctifying capitalism by legitimizing it."