Women coming together from different countries launched a petition titled "1000 Women for Freedom for Aysel Tuğluk" to draw attention to the health status of Aysel Tuğluk and for her to be released.
Elif Özdemir, who stated that her husband and sister, who have cancer and have been detained in prison for 22 years, were not released despite all their efforts, said that seriously ill prisoners were left for dead due to the biased reports of the ATK.
Pointing out that there is a clear state of lawlessness in İmralı Island, İHD Co-Chair Öztürk Türkdoğan said, “It is necessary to object and oppose what is going on in İmralı. There is a need for more effective and faster solutions.”
Visiting the Justice Watch in solidarity, women said, “We are strong together against isolation and oppression. Mothers will bring justice."
Continuing the Justice Watch on its 305th day, Şenyaşar family told that their struggle is a historic test for justice.
The director of the Istanbul Medical Chamber, Osman Küçükosmanoğlu, said that the Forensic Medicine Institute (FMI), which reports that ill prisoners "can stay in prison", is committing a crime against humanity.
Journalist Rojhat Doğru has been sentenced to life imprisonment in Diyarbakır for 'separatism' and 'attempted murder' on grounds of his film reports on the Kobanê protests and from Qandil.
Administrator in the Young Women Union in Afrin Canton Rim Dada said the aim of the strikes carried out by the Turkish occupation forces against Kobane is to revive ISIS.
Journalist Ferhat Çelik who was sent to court to give his statement was detained again in scope of another investigation right after he was released.
Emphasizing that the USA and Europe contributed to the deadlock of the Kurdish problem, US journalist Meghan Bodette suggested that the PKK should be considered as an interlocutor for a solution, saying, "They created such a problem that it is now out of control".
Our agency's Editor-in-Chief Ferhat Celik, who was detained in Istanbul, was referred to the courthouse.
The relatives of the ill prisoners and prisoners who are held in prison although their time in prison has expired conveyed the situation of the seriously ill prisoners that needed to be released immediately in a file they presented to the political parties and institutions they visited.
Applying to CPT demanding an end to 'torture and ill-treatment' against Öcalan, Asrın Law Office wanted the CPT to visit İmralı Island Prison.
Continuing their struggle for justice through winter with her mother Emine Şenyaşar, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "We are right. We continue to fight against injustice below zero."
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.