The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family addressed the Urfa Governor and the Urfa Chief Public Prosecutora and said: "Don't be accomplices of this crime against humanity."
Constitutional Court will discuss the application of HDP MP Semra Güzel, whose immunity has been lifted at the Parliament, on 22 March.
The British delegation, which carried out investigations in the Federated Kurdistan Region regarding Turkey's use of chemical weapons, said that AKP President Tayyip Erdogan should be prosecuted for war crimes.
Evaluating the meeting between Nêçirvan Barzani and Tayyip Erdoğan from AKP, Tevgera Azadî Co-Chair Tara Hüseyin said, "With these latest meetings, we understand that an all-out attack on the region is being prepared."
9 summaries were prepared against 8 HDP and 1 CHP MPs and sent to the Presidency of the Parliament.
Continuing the Justice Watch the families staged a sit-in in front of Forensic Medicine Institude.
Continuing the Justice Watch demanding justice, Şenyaşar family said: "Those who watch this tyranny from afar and remain silent are doomed to lose."
Commemorating Kemal Kurkut on the 5th anniversary of his murder, HDP said, "The government has taken the accused policemen under protection with all its powers."
Evaluating the relations between the KDP and Turkey on the anniversary of the Halabja Massacre, politician Mahmut Alınak said, “The most important thing for the Barzani family is their own interests. Southern Kurdistan, which was under Iraqi colony, is today a colony of Turkey.
Scores of women including Rosa Women's Association President Adalet Kaya and dismissed Sur Co-Mayor Filiz Buluttekin, were detained during house raids in Diyarbakır.
Journalist Meltem Oktay, who witnessed the curfews in Nusaybin, said, "Self-government was a reaction against femicide, a declaration of the will of women."
Zehra Hazar, who was seriously injured in 1992 Newroz in Şırnak, still welcomes Newroz with the same enthusiasm for 30 years.
Relatives of the disappeared are commemorating Özgür Gündem newspaper reporter Nazım Babaoğlu, who was forced into disappearance in 1994, in the 683rd week of their demonstrations.
Continuing their struggle for justice, the Şenyaşar family, said, "We will not be silenced until justice is served."