Mevlüde Azan, who lost one of her sons in the clashes and whose other son is still in the PKK, stated that they trust Abdullah Öcalan and said, "There cannot be one-sided peace. The state should approach the process sincerely."
A condolence has been organised for Gulsun Tan, an YJA Star member who lost her life in a clash in Zap region.
The treatment of Sirri Sureyya Onder, member of DEM Party's İmralı Delegation continue. Istanbul Bar Association Chair Ibrahim Kaboglu and many people from various circles visited the hospital.
It is learned that prisoner Mehmet Emin Cam, who was hospitalised after a heart attack, was sent back to prison.
SDF General Commander Mazloum Abdi announced that the Kurdish national unity conference will be held on 26 April.
Describing the latest situation at the Tishreen Dam, journalist Zana Deniz stated that negotiations are ongoing and said, "According to the latest information we received, the dam will be a neutral zone and will be protected by internal security forces.’
"We are the heirs of 127 years of honourable resistance," MKG and DFG said in a joint statement on 22 April Kurdish Journalists' Day.
Lawyers of Asrın Law Office have applied to the Attorney General's Office and the prison directorate for a meeting with their client Abdullah Öcalan.
Citizens living in Ankara have pointed to the Parliament for the Kurdish question, which they expect to be solved as soon as possible.
Politician-writer Abdulbaki Erdogmus said that the struggle for peace and democracy should not be solely on the shoulders of Kurds and added, "This process needs to be supported with concrete steps."
Hikmet Calagan has been imprisoned for 32 years and has not been released from prison despite the completion of his sentence and the Constittional Court's decision on the violation of the law.
While the hunger strike started by 9 prisoners in S, R and Y well-type prisons continues, TAYAD member Semiha Eyilik asked, "Do the prisoners have to be on the verge of death for their demands to be accepted?"
Sinem Bor, who lost 1 son, 3 grandchildren and 2 nephews during the conflict, stated that they support Abdullah Öcalan's call and that the state should take concrete steps if it is sincere.
Academician Kamuran Berwarî pointed to the increased activity of armed groups affiliated with Turkey in the Federated Kurdistan Region and said, "Iraq will also bear its share of the damage that will occur."
Seriously ill prisoner Ozge Ozbek, who was released after her execution was postponed for 6 months, said, "I hope all political prisoners will regain their freedom."