Amnesty International reminded the killing of journalists Cihan Bilgin and Nazım Daştan in an airstrike. "Authorities must investigate the allegations of human rights violations and other actions of the law enforcement officials on journalists and other protesters" the statement reads.
The vigil launched on the border with Kobanê against the attacks on North and East Syria continues on its 9th day.
It was reported that Turkey and the SNA bombed the area around Qereqozak Bridge and Sirîn Junction. Attacks against the region continue.
The situation of the applications made to the State of Emergency Commission for Dicle News Agency, dihaber, Azadiya Welat and Rojev newspapers, which were shut down in 2016 and 2017 by Decree Laws (KHK), remains unknown despite the 8 years that have passed.
"Turkey will develop if peace and democracy prevail. We need peace more than the air we breathe," says Mele Abdülaziz Bilgin, who participated in the vigil on the Qamishlo-Nisêbîn border.
Stating that a solution is inevitable, "We are determined to follow our call" says linguist Necmiye Alpay.
Stating that Alevis from Turkey to Syria are subjected to continuous attacks, Fırat Dikmen, Co-Chair of DAD Izmir Branch, called on Alevis to come together against massacres.
The struggle for "freedom" similar to the struggle for Nelson Mandela, who devoted his life to the freedom of Africans subjected to racism, is now being fought for Abdullah Öcalan.
It is learned that the access denied on Mezopotamya Agency's domain name was issued upon the request of Bitlis Provincial Gendarmerie Command.
Stating that the meetings with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan must continue, Mehmet Öcalan called on everyone to fulfil their responsibilities and said: "We want the meetings to continue and a democratic solution-oriented process to move forward."
Fahriye Ceylan, whose release postponed 6 times with the decision of the Administrative and Observation Board, releases from Alanya Type L Closed Prison after 32 years.
Led by MKG and DFG, books and New Year cards were sent in solidarity with 7 imprisoned journalists.
Speaking at the resistance vigil started on the Pirsûs-Kobanê border against Turkey's attacks, "We are ready for the message of Leader and the message must be protected," says DEM Party Riha MP Ferit Şenyaşar.
Making a statement on behalf of the prisoners, Deniz Kaya calls on everyone to embrace the Rojava Revolution.
Health labourers Şeyhmus Dursun, Eyüp Ergen and Abdulaziz Yural, who were murdered during the curfews, were commemorated at their graves and promised to increase their struggle.