In Alaşehir, the ministry is re-approving the GPP projects canceled by the courts. Lawyer Yıldıray Çıvgın stated that this method is intended to intimidate the public and pave the way for the projects and that the struggle should not be given up.
The families of those who were killed during the curfew in Cizîr, which the UN called "an apocalypse-like picture" in its report, said that they will not forget the persecution inflicted on them and that they will follow their case.
In the rural neighbourhoods of Derxust and Cinezur in Licê, which were burnt down in the 90s, road work for oil has started. While the residents of the neighbourhoods react to the situation, Amed Bar Association is preparing to file a lawsuit against the destruction of nature.
In the protests stating that the attacks against North and East Syria are directed against the democratic life model in the region, a call was made to give voice to the freedom struggle of the Rojava people.
His nephew Ömer Öcalan revealed some details of his meeting with Abdullah Öcalan for the first time in Parliament and said Öcalan is ready to take the initiative for a solution and added: "Will the authorities prepare this ground or not? The issue is knotted here."
Lawyers from the Asrın Law Office have made a new application for a meeting with their client Abdullah Öcalan.
Commenting on the developments in Syria, “Kurds will eventually be included in the new map of Syria. Kurds are now in the equation, I think they will be represented in a central government coalition to be established,” says Middle East expert Bereket Kar.
Julián Aguirre, Director of the International Department of CTA Autónoma, stated that they goal a rally in Argentina demanding the physical freedom of Abdullah Öcalan.
Asrin Law Office applied to the CPT demanding an urgent visit to İmralı Prison and the release of the report of the last prison visit.
Represantatives of political parties and civil society organisations in Wan reacted to the attacks on North and East Syria, calling for a halt to the attacks and recognition of the status of the region.
Gurbet Mete, who lost her son, sister-in-law and brother during the curfews in Silopi and Cizîr, says, "They did not allow us to bury my son's body for 27 days. We will not forget even if a hundred years pass".
65-year-old Nura Kurt, who died in Germany, was buried in Wêranşar by 5 people without religious rituals under a military blockade.
Yeni Yaşam newspaper worker Serhat Durmuş and 2 young peope were detained in house raids.
The military operation launched in November in the rural area of Bagok Mountain continues. It was stated that explosions were heard from the region.
Young people detained in Colemêrg for overtaking a police vehicle stated that they were tortured, stripped and threatened with rape.