Yakup Akman, one of the prisoners who went on hunger strike for Abdullah Öcalan's physical freedom, said that they will continue their actions until concrete steps are taken.
Prisoners in prisons started a rotating hunger strike demanding "freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and a solution to the Kurdish issue".
Many people were detained in house raids in many cities.
Listing the shortcomings in the Tahir Elçi murder, Amed Bar Association President Nahit Eren said: "The reluctance that has existed since the first day to reveal this murder still continues."
Stating that no government likes the work they do, TTB Central Council President Şebnem Korur Fincancı said: "We are not going anywhere" regarding the lawsuit filed demanding their "dismissal".
It was stated that 14 regions in Şirnex were declared as "Temporary Special Security Zones".
3 soldiers lost their lives and 2 soldiers were injured in the conflict that broke out in the Zap, Avaşîn and Metina regions of the Federated Kurdistan Region.
Zeynep Han Bingöl, the former co-mayor of the imprisoner Qereyazi whose release was prevented, stated that "regret" was imposed on them and emphasized that lawlessness can be eliminated with an organized struggle.
PKK and PAJK prisoners announced that they will carry out a rotating hunger strike between November 27 and February 15 within the scope of the "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan, solution to the Kurdish issue" campaign.
Stating that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan is the guarantee of a permanent peace in the Middle East, HEDEP MP Ömer Öcalan said: "Our struggle will continue until the isolation is ended and Mr. Öcalan's physical freedom is achieved."
Speaking at his party's congress, Şirnex MP Nevroz Uysal Aslan touched upon the fact that the name HEDEP was not accepted by the Supreme Court and said: "As long as there is this spirit of resistance and hope in our people, our struggle will continue regardless of the name of the party."
There has been no news from journalist Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by the KDP security forces at the Sêmalka Border Gate, for 33 days.
The release of prisoner Cengiz Akkaya, whose release was previously postponed in Konya Ereğli Type T Prison on the grounds that "he did not leave the a terrorist organization", was postponed once again for the same reason.
Hanım Yıldırım, wife of Abdulbari Yıldırım (61), who was not released from the prison where he had been imprisoned for 30 years because he did not accept the imposition of "regret", wanted this cruelty and unlawfulness to end.
It was reported that in Northern and Eastern Syria, where 2 million 150 thousand people were left without electricity due to Turkey's attacks, the damage in the last 6 months exceeded 1 billion dollars.