Sit in at Sêmalka enters day 66
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- 13:17 09/12/2021
Martyrs' Families Council continues the sit in they started at the Sêmalka Border Gate on its 66th day.
Martyrs' Families Council continues the sit in they started at the Sêmalka Border Gate on its 66th day.
Several political prisoners in Van are being held beyond their regular prison term on the pretext of disciplinary punishment. Sentences of 5 prisoners was extended for the second time by six months.
HDP Women's Assembly called on the Ministry of Justice and demanded the immediate release of Aysel Tuğluk.
Martyrs' Families Council continues the sit in they started at the Sêmalka Border Gate on its 65th day.
The Justice Watch, which was started by the relatives of the prisoners for the release the sick prisoners and those who are not released even though they served their time continues on its 23rd day.
Condemning Turkey's attack on Shengal, HDP stated that they wanted to complete the genocide that ISIS could not complete.
TEV-DEM said that those who signed the 9 October agreement were responsible for the murder of Merwan Bedel, and called on the Kurdish people to increase the struggle.
Continuing the sit in demanding justice in front of the Urfa Courthouse, Şenyaşar family said: "We are alive and we are resisting. Because to live is to resist."
Ferhat Tunç, who allegedly lost his life in an armed conflict in Bozova, was buried in his hometown Ceylanpınar. Suspecting that Tunç was executed, the family stated that there was only one bullet mark on Tunç's head.
Receiving the file prepared by Kurdish politicians on the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, the CPT stated that it is following the issue closely.
Mehmet Öcalan, brother of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who finds the European Council decision positive but criticizes the time given to Turkey, said, "Europe can solve this problem if it wants to. The CPT can do whatever it wants. But they don't."
A helipad was built by the municipality in front of Suna Kepolu Ataman's house in the village for President Tayyip Erdoğan's visit. Erdogan has never been to the village.
A lawsuit was filed against Osman Şiban, who was seriously injured after being thrown from a helicopter by the soldiers in Çatak, on the allegation of "being a member of a terrorist organization".
The Justice Watch, which was started by the relatives of the prisoners for the release the sick prisoners and those who are not released even though they served their time continues on its 21st day.
Emine Şenyaşar, who is staging a sit in for justice for her husband and two sons who were murdered in Urfa, was summoned by police to give a statement for the 10th time.