While the ‘Social Peace and Freedom Meetings’ organised by the DEM Party in the cities showed great interest, DEM Party member Tayip Temel said that Abdullah Öcalan has offered a solution by not compromising his stance for 26 years.
Speaking at the "Social Peace and Freedom Meeting", "Mr. Öcalan needs to be together with his own structure, organization and mass. Why is the state waiting for a step from one side?" asks DBP Co-Chair Cigdem Kilicgun Ucar.
The resistance of the people of North and East Syria against Turkey's attacks continues on its 26th day.
Heseke Armenian Communtiy Assembly Co-chair Imad Teteryan stated that they take part in the Autonomous Administration with their identities and emphasised that they live freely in the democratic nation system.
Stating that the budget has been spent on war for 40 years, citizens in Ankara said all parties should come together to solve the Kurdish issue in Parliament.
In Hatay, where the earthquakes caused the heaviest destruction, only time has changed in 2 years. Problems in many areas, especially housing, education and health, continue as they are.
In Kobani's Aşme village was bombed. 10 people, including 7 children, were wounded in the attack.
A signature campaign was launched by 65 intellectuals in Syria demanding a decentralised solution for Kurds.
Pervin Buldan, a member of the DEM Party İmralı Delegation, received the suggestions of the imprisoned women politicians she met in Sincan Closed Prison.
The "Social Peace and Freedom Meetings", which will include actions and activities to be organized by DEM Party in 51 centers between 1-10 February, will start tomorrow.
A mass march was organised against the appointment of a trustee to Sêrt Municipality.
Pointing out that HDK has launched a campaign "1 million signatures for peace", HDK member Ramazan Şancı called on everyone to build brotherhood and peace together.
A mass visit was made to the condolence site established in Amed for YJA STAR member Zehra Sebat, who died on 7 October 2024.
People from 7 cities of Cizre Canton set out to join the vigil at Tishreen Dam.