Scores of people are marching to Tilqebîn crossing over streams and hills to join the "March for Humanity" to be held in Silopi against the use of chemical weapons.
Iraqi parliamentarian Muhammed Seyhud called on the Iraqi government not to "keep silent on the attacks on Federated Kurdistan and Shengal".
Evaluating the isolation imposed on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan in İmralı as the "starting point of unlawfulness", ÖHD member Doğukan Taşdan called on the legal world to speak out against the isolation.
Stating that the use of chemical weapons is a crime against humanity, political party representatives, said that the government is trying to cover up the crime.
A military operation was launched in the Şêxcuma and Rijlek regions in Bitlis.
Stating that she was arrested before she could complete her scientific work, TTB President Şebnem Korur Fincancı said that she will continue to contribute to the truth.
Iraqi Security and Defense Commission Member Weid Qedo said that the presence of Turkish soldiers on Iraqi soil is an invasion.
Continuing the sit-in, the Şenyaşar family said: "The days when the truth will be revealed are near".
Condemnning the pressure on the Free Press, which they call "our voice", relatives of the prisoners said: "They are the successor of Musa Anter who spoke the truth. We are with them as mothers.”
Calling for participation in the rally to be held in Silopi tomorrow against Turkey's use of chemical weapons, HDP and DBP Diyarbakir provincial co-chairs said: "We should flow to Silopi. We should raise our voices against war and the use of chemicals.
Announcing its interim decision in the Kobanê Case, the court decided to release Bircan Yorulmaz and Mesut Bağcık.
ÖHD lawyers, who visited the prison for the condition of Yakup Brukanlı, who set his body on fire against the severe isolation, stated that although Brukan had second-degree burns, he was treated in the prison infirmary instead of being taken to the hospital.
Abdulhamit Orbay, who was imprisoned in Tekirdağ No. 2 Type F Prison, was released at the age of 60 after 30 years.
Rejecting the application for those who lost their lives during the curfew in Cizre, the Constitutional Court claimed that the right to life was not violated, the use of lethal force was necessary and it was impossible to identify the officers.
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.