Sick prisoner Kaya may lose his eye
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- 12:31 01/4/2021
Sick prisoner Yücel Kaya from Elazığ Prison faces losing his eye because he is not being treated.
Sick prisoner Yücel Kaya from Elazığ Prison faces losing his eye because he is not being treated.
The Kurdish Friendship Group in the European Parliament demanded the acknowledgment of the existing Yazidi governance structures by the Iraqi government, stating that they are ready to play their part in helping to find a peaceful resolution to tensions.
Electronic bracelets, which have been put into practice within the scope of Law No 6284 which takes the Istanbul Convention as a reference, have recently turned into a means of punishing women and opponents, not the male perpetrators of violence. Lawyer Eylem Arzu Kayaoğlu said that the practice has turned into a tool of violence.
Cemil Kaçar, who grazed his sheep in Silopi, lost his life when he stepped on a mine.
Participating in the hunger strike in the 26th group, journalists Nedim Türfent said: "Lifting the isolation in İmralı will give us space to breathe."
The hunger strike prisoners started against the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan continues on day 126. The hunger strike action in Maxmur is on day 105 while it is day 88 in Greece.
Stating that journalism is on trial in the person of their colleagues standing trial in Van, journalists called for participation in the hearing to be held tomorrow.
TJA activist Gülcihan Şimşek was sentenced to 7 years and 6 months in prison over press releases and events she had attended.
Represantatives of political parties and NGOs protested the isolation in İmralı and drew attention to the hunger strikes in prisons on the 125th day.
Examining the indictment issued against the HDP by the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Court of Cassation, the Constitutional Court has found procedural deficiencies. The Office will send the indictment back after rectifying them.
Ömer Faruk Gergerlioğlu, who made a statement at his party headquarters where he is continuing the 'Justice Watch', said: "We continued our resistance, we were right. Therefore, we were very strong. We knew we would win."
TJA Spokesperson Ayşe Gökkan was not allowed to plead in Kurdish at court. Gökkan protested the court decision that she can't plead in Kurdish except for the first and the last hearings.
Stating that the closure case against the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) is a continuation of the nation-state policy of denial against the Kurds, former MP Demir Çelik said, "Attempting to close the party means reversing the role the Kurds have assumed in democratic politics."
Attorneys of PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office to meet with his clients.
Attorneys of the 4 journalists who will be brought before court on April 2, for the first hearing of the case against them, stated that there was no criminal element in the indictment and their clients were on trial due to their journalistic activities.