There has been no news from PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan for 36 months. While the applications remained inconclusive, the CPT delegation that came to Turkey did not visit Imralı, which caused reactions.
The third hearing of DFG's prisoner co-chair Dicle Müftüoğlu will be held on February 29. Co-chair of the association, Serdar Altan, called on professional organizations and said: " Lawlessness must end."
Remziye Bilir, who came to Amed from England and participated in the Justice Watch, stated that PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan and other political prisoners must be free.
The situation of Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by forces affiliated with the KDP, has not been announced for 123 days.
The hunger strike of political prisoners in prisons demanding the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan has reached its 90th day. In their statement on February 12, the prisoners warned that they would take their protests to the next level if the isolation of Ocalan continued until after the election.
Reacting to the words of AKP Mayoral candidate Mustafa Gültak, who visited the Friday market in the Mediterranean region, saying "We brought you peace and tranquility", the market tradesmen said: "Where is the peace, bread is 10 liras."
Speaking at the opening of his party's Elkê office, DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan drew attention to the "voter" records carried by the AKP on the police and soldiers and said: "Neither Alexander nor the Persians crossed these mountains you see, thieves never can."
In Sêwereg, Pınar Bulunmaz was murdered by Rıdvan Bulunmaz, to whom she was married.
It was learned that pressure was put on the village guards in the villages of Qileban to participate in the ongoing attacks in Zap.
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan and other prisoners in Imralı applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and Imralı Prison Directorate to demand a meeting.
The situation of Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmet, who was detained by forces affiliated with the KDP, has not been announced for 122 days.
The hunger strike in prisons demanding "Freedom for Abdullah Ocalan and solution to the Kurdish issue" has entered its 89th day.
Türkan Altun, the mother of journalist Cengiz Altun, who was murdered in Êlih 32 years ago, stated that her son's pen remained intact and said: "Thousands of Cengizs have been raised since that day."
"Hunger Strikes Monitoring and Follow-up Coordination", which announced a report on Serhat and Karadeniz prisons, noted that human rights violations have increased in prisons where hunger strikes continue, and called on the Ministry of Justice and the Turkish Grand National Assembly to immediately abolished the isolation.
Sıdıka Erden, mother of ill prisoner Fikret Erden, said that her son was not given his medicines.