The Saturday Mothers, who wanted to go out to Galatasaray Square despite the AYM's "respectable" decisions for their demonstrations, were once again detained by the police in the 28th anniversary protest.
Pointing out that the May 28 elections may be the last election in Turkey, HDP former Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş said, “Do not leave alone, friends. Vote for Kılıçdaroğlu, let Türkiye breathe”.
Women who describe the AKP-MHP government as "misogynistic" said: "We will replace it with the strength we derive from our struggle, anger and hope that we have not lost in the Presidential run-off elections to be held on Sunday."
While "the future of the defendants" was the reason for the postponement of the fine given to the police officers who beat two people, one of them a child, wearing local Kurdish clothes, in Nisêbîn, lawyer Lokman Emen evaluated the decision as “the result of a 100-year policy of impunity”.
Ferit Ak's request to be transferred to a prison close to his family has not been answered for 4 years.
A young man named İbrahim Halil Keser in Dilok was arrested for allegedly making “terrorist propaganda” in a social media post.
Erxenî Municipality Council member Ceylan Aslan was sentenced to up to 15 years in prison for the press statements she participated in.
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş held in İmralı Prison applied to the prosecutor's office and the prison directorate for a visit.
Former Mayor of Amed Feridun Çelik was sentenced to 6 years and 3 months in prison on charges of "being a member of a terrorist organization" on the grounds of DTK activities.
At least 39 people were detained in house raids in Dutax and Kanîreş districts.
Bêzar Mountain, which came to the fore with chemical bombardment 29 years ago, is now being plundered by Cengiz Holding's Eti Bakir A.Ş.
Stating that the People's Alliance is "misogynistic" and Green Left Party Women's Council Spokesperson Canan Çalağan said: "We are voting on May 28 to stop fascism, security policies and hate speech."
Saim Adıgüzel, brother of Hakan Adıgüzel, who is imprisoned in Sincan High Security Prison, stated that his brother, who had health problems due to prison conditions, was not treated.
90 percent visually impaired Erol Balcı, who was re-arrested two months after he was released from prison, is unable to meet his personal needs and has difficulty in living.
At least 177 people were detained in cities that received high votes for the Green Left Party before the presidential elections, which went to the second round.