The request for the merger of the "workplace" and "hospital" files, which was also requested by the court of appeal and family lawyers regarding the massacre against the Şenyaşar family, was accepted.
Stating that the TAF had to withdraw from the attacks that continued for 10 months in Zap, despite all its technical means, Journalist Seyda Qasim said: "They wanted to achieve great success, but they could not."
Three women were detained in house raids in Van.
Participating in the Gemlik march from house to house and street to street, Peace Mother Menice Yeni said: “Ever conscienced person should participate in this march. We need to end the isolation.”
The isolation deepened with the new type of prisons built after the conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan. HDP PM member Hacay Yılmaz, who has been in all types of prisons, said: "These new types aim to make the prisoners incapable of thinking. It would not be wrong to say that every type S is an Imrali."
Pointing out that the isolation against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan will deepen the crisis, HDP Muş member of parliament Şevin Coşkun called on all opposition groups to join the Gemlik march for a permanent solution.
The lawyers of the Secret Law Office applied to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 22 months.
Stating that the AKP-MHP government has aggravated the isolation in Imrali, HDP Van MP Muazzez Orhan said: "The isolation should be ended."
Continuing the sit-in, the Şenyaşar family shared the message "Justice has been sacrificed for an AKP deputy".
Stating that the operation launched against ISIS continues, YPG Press Spokesperson Sîyamend Ali said: “ISIS members admitted that they received military logistics and financial finance from gangs in occupied Serê Kanîyê, Grê Spî, Afrin, and Jarablus through the MIT.”
Calling attention to the importance of the Gemlik march, HDP and DBP Bağlar district co-chairs said that they will set out for freedom.
Drawing attention to the 3 million signatures gathered for the recognition of the PKK's right to organize freely in Europe and referring to the decision of the Belgian Court of Cassation, Robin Bronlet, one of the lawyers of the Brussels Bar Association said: "the European Common Anti-Terrorism Criminal Legislation cannot be used against the PKK."
The actions that have continued uninterruptedly for 24 years against the international conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan continue today with the slogan "Freedom for Öcalan".
HPG, which announced the war balance sheet for January, announced that Turkey used banned bombs and chemical weapons 253 times, and 31 soldiers died.
Continuing her struggle for justice, Emine Şenyaşar asked how the state has not caught the perpetrators yet and said: "Enough is enough. My son should be released."