Ikbal Eren, brother of Hayrettin Eren, who was lost 42 years ago in the Saturday Mothers action, said: "As long as the state continues to protect the perpetrators of our loved ones, it continues to be complicit in this crime."
Continuing the sit-in on its 621st day, the Şenyaşar family said: Our direction is justice. We will not give up our struggle until justice serves."
Describing the violations they go through, ill prisoner Yılmaz Üstek in Ereğli High Security Prison said: "I can't breathe."
Condemning Turkey's chemical weapons attacks, Members of the Wan Peace Mothers Assembly said: "Silence is 'death'. The solution is not in war, but in peace and justice."
Stating that children's rights have been violated in Turkey and Kurdistan, lawyer Veysel Demirkaya, member of ÖHD Child Rights Commission said: "380 children lost their lives in an incident involving the 'perpetrator of the state' since 2000".
Selma Aslan, Co-Chair of the Amed Branch of the Chamber of Architects, who examined the "Second Walls" that emerged in the Ben û Sen District, said: "The remains should be intervened correctly and conservation work should be done."
Prisoners in Ereğli Prison, where an indefinite and non-rotating hunger strike continues against the harsh isolation conditions, stated that even greeting is prohibited.
While the houses of 5 Alevi citizens in Mersin were marked, the governor's office claimed that the incident was caused by the hostility between the neighbors.
Continuing their 620th sit-in in front of the Urfa Courthouse, the Şenyaşar family said: "The perpetrators of the massacre relied on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan."
Adding a new one to his different statements about the Istanbul explosion, Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu claimed that Ahlam Albashir came from Manbij.
PKK Executive Council member Murat Karayılan said: "The decision of bunning of bodies of soldiers is the order of Hulusi Akar and it was with the instruction of Erdoğan."
Criticizing Europe's silence in Turkey's use of chemical weapons, KON-MED Co-Chair Zübeyde Zümrüt said: "The line of struggle against war crimes of AKP should be built."
No indictment has been prepared yet for the murderer of 3 Syrian refugees burned to death in Güzelbahçe in 2021. Lawyer Zafer İncin called for a faster investigation due to the gravity of the incident and its possible consequences.
The family of the ill prisoner Rojhat Aydın, who had pieces of shrapnel in various parts of his body, 2 of his right hand fingers were severed, and is currently in a solitary cell, said that the Kurds should raise their voice against these unlawfulnesses.
3 prisoners in Ereğli Prison went on an indefinite and non-alternating hunger strike yesterday against the rights violations and isolation.