Prosecutor of the investigation, who has not prepared the indictment of 16 arrested journalists for 9 months, said: "Digital documents are too many."
Thousands of women, who broke through the barricades despite all the obstacles of the police, shouted slogans of "It's not a disaster, it's a murder, the state will give an account" at the Feminist Night March.
The start of the 2023 Newroz, which will be held this year with the motto "Everywhere is Newroz, everytime is freedom" and will be dedicated to those who lost their lives in the earthquake. The first fire of 2023 Newroz, which will be celebrated in 43 centers, will be lit in Şemzînan(Şemdinli).
Women, who made a two-pronged march for the Feminist Night March in Taksim on March 8, went to Istiklal despite all the intervention. Women crossed the barricades with their rebellious slogans.
Hundreds of Êzidi and Arab women gathered in Shengal and held a mass march as part of March 8.
According to Hengaw's report covering March 8, 2022 and March 8, 2023, at least 245 Kurdish women activists were arrested in Rojhilat, 30 women were sentenced to death and imprisonment, and at least 25 women died as a result of male violence.
Yunus Kılınç, who could not buy a tent in Islahiye's Kerküt District despite a month, is determined not to leave his hometown.
After the earthquake, 32 thousand 195 of 131 thousand 991 buildings will be demolished, destroyed and heavily damaged. In Malatya, a month has passed, more than 22 thousand families are waiting to buy tents in Battalgazi and Yeşilyurt districts.
Drawing attention to March 8 International Women's Day, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "A mother has been waiting for justice in front of the Urfa Courthouse for two years", while mother Emine Şenyaşar said: "I have been persecuted for two years."
It was stated that the aid sent from the district of Islahiye through the head person did not reach the people.
Muşlu Mehmet Aydın, who was caught in the earthquake with his family of 15 in Küçük Karaçay Neighborhood of Hatay's Samandağ district, said: "No one else helped us but the HDP. God bless the HDP, it helped us in whatever it could."
Stating that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's words, “without freedom of women, society cannot be free”, further a deeper understanding of what a true revolution must entail, Journalist Debbie Bookchin said: “In Rojava, everywhere I went I saw the enormous beauty of a society in which women are empowered to rule their own lives.”
Nine people who were detained during the Amedspor match and brought to the courthouse were released on the condition of judicial control.
Dicle University uprooted 100 pine trees on campus on the grounds of sewer construction.
The Şenyaşar family, who carried out the sit-in in front of the Urfa Courthouse, lit candles for the earthquake victims and justice.