Drawing attention to the new term profile of the Parliament, Green Left Party Istanbul MP Çiçek Otlu said: “It is seen that misogynistic policies will be increased. We will continue to speak our word in the parliament and on the street."
Pointing out that it is not possible to achieve positive developments in the economy without rebuilding democracy, economist Mustafa Durmuş warned: "If Erdogan wins, inflation will increase even more."
Filiz Budak from the Makhmur People's Council, who condemned the blockade of the Iraqi Army, said: "We will not surrender our will to the peshmerga who will wait in these towers. This is the decision of the people. We will resist."
Prisoner Abdulselam Güler was released after 30 years in detention. Stating that he was experiencing a bittersweet joy, Güler said: "I want all my friends to be released."
At least 10 people were detained in the police attack on the Saturday Mothers, who came together to inquire about the fate of their disappeared relatives in Galatasaray Square.
While it was stated that 3 prisoners who were transferred to Qazalhasar Prison in Iran were executed early in the morning, people in many cities took to the streets to protest.
Zekeriya Muhammed from Rojava, who was imprisoned in Hilvan Prison, was battered with gun butts by the soldiers in the hospital where he went for treatment. İHD Riha Branch Co-Chair Mustafa Vefa said that they will file a criminal complaint against those responsible.
Severely ill prisoner Abdulhalim Kırtay, who died after being released, replied to the imposition of remorse, "I will die in my bed, but I will not regret it". The last word of Kırtay was a call to the public to "take care of the ill prisoners".
103 days have passed since the earthquakes, but the problems of the earthquake victims in Hatay on the first day continue to increase with the warming of the weather.
Voting process has started in foreign and customs offices for the Presidential elections, which went to the second round due to the lack of absolute majority.
93 prisoners who were left to die in prisons in the last 17 months lost their lives. Stating that the government applies the law of the enemy, Ahmet Çiçek from İHD said that the double standard should be abandoned.
It has been reported that Iraqi army soldiers, who blockaded Makhmur Camp, wanted to surround the camp with wire fences.
Prisoner Fevzi Aktaş, who was released from Tekirdağ Type T Closed Prison after 30 years and 6 months, was greeted with applause in his hometown, Mardin.
Arrested Kurdish politician Selahattin Demirtaş called on the elections, "We are a movement of humanity. We are a movement of invincibles. Stand up and change".
Yahya Fidan, who was held in Diyarbakır High Security Prison No. 2, was released after 30 years.