Ömer Öcalan of DEM Party said that Abdullah Öcalan, whom he met on 23 October, said about the developments in Syria: "Kurds are not the Kurds of 100 years ago. Kurds will defend their rights until the end".
Reacting against the non-release of Emrah-Fırat Nebioğlu brothers, one of whom is paralysed outside and the other in prison, despite a disability report, uncle Emin Şahin asked human rights defenders to make their voices heard.
Stating that peace can be achieved in Syria with a pluralist structure, "In a multi-identity Syria, the model applied in North and East Syria is a model that can get the consent of the society," says Hakan Tahmaz, President of the Peace Foundation.
Prisoners reported the violations of rights in Bakırköy Women's Prison and stated that 7 prisoners were prevented from being released due to disciplinary penalties and 4 prisoners' executions were burnt.
The government's "dressing" methods did not cure the problems in the field of health. Violence increased and thousands of physicians travelled abroad. With the "Newborn Gang", the extent of the decay in health was revealed.
The vigil on the Qamishlo border against the attacks on North and East Syria, "Rojava will definitely win" says DEM Party MP Beritan Güneş Altın.
A vigil was started at the Kobanê-Pirsûs border. The demonstration reacted to the murder of journalists Nazım Daştan and Cihan Bilgin.
In a statement made in Mersin in response to the murder of journalists Cihan Bilgin and Nazım Daştan, it was emphasised that the truth was targeted in the person of journalists.
An Islamic memorial service was held for journalists Nazım Daştan and Cihan Bilgin, who were targeted and killed by an Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) while coverinn the attacks of Turkey and the Syrian National Army (SNA) on North and East Syria.
Katibe Bilgin, the mother of murdered journalist Cihan Bilgin said: "Cihan's comrades will not leave his pen and Nazım's pen on the ground." Father Mehmet Nesim Bilgin said that his daughter had taken her camera and passport and turned towards Rojava, and that the security forces harassed them for this reason.
“The future of the peoples depends on the resistance on the ground. The resistance in Rojava is vital for the future of the Middle East” said Journalist Argeş Vîyan and called for a joint struggle.
The camera of Nazım Daştan, who was killed along with his journalist colleague Cihan Bilgin in a Turkish UCAV strike, continues to record the truth in the hands of his colleague Doğan Cihan.
DEM Party Adana, Mersin and Antalya provincial co-chairs demanded the release of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan by implementing the ECtHR's ruling on the right to hope.
Hebun Hakan Akkaya, the lawyer of A.K., who was arrested in connection with the incident in which he was detained as a witness, filed a criminal complaint against the police chief and the relevant police officers for "torture" and demanded arrest against the possibility of tampering with the evidence.
Stating that Turkey is pursuing an expansionist policy in the Middle East with Neo-Ottomanist dreams, Muhsin Dalfidan, Founding Member of ADAM-DER, said that global powers will not allow this and adds, “Turkey should know the limits of its power.”