“As long as the isolation of Mr. Abdullah Öcalan continues, it is not possible to take concrete steps towards peace,” says journalist Ertuğrul Mavioğlu, one of the signatories of the declaration “We want to hope and raise the possibility of peace”.
DBP Marmara Region Co-spokeperson Mevlüt Aykoç talks about the activities of DEKUP and says their struggle for the freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, against drugs, prostitution, ecological destruction and trusteeship will continue.
DEM Party politicians and co-mayors of the municipality stated that the appointment of trustees usurpation and said: "We will not surrender our will to the usurpers and we will continue our watch protests."
Gülşen Geylani, the mother of Sami Geylani, whose release was postponed for 2 years despite completing his sentence and who is held in solitary confinement, demanded an end to the persecution.
The protests against the trustee in Miks continued on the 4th day.
Afrin and Shahba People's Assemblu announced that they decided to evacuate civilians in the region against a possible massacre by paramilitary groups.
An international delegation of journalists and politicians visited Asrın Law Office. İbrahim Bilmez emphasised the importance of solidarity and said: "Supporting Mr Öcalan means a democratic solution for the Middle East."
People living in Şêxmeqsud and Eşrefiyê neighbourhoods in Aleppo, Syria, where Kurds live densely, mobilised against possible attacks. While some of youth and adults of the neighbourhood joined the Şêxmeqsûd Defence Forces, some of them are taking blood at health centres against possible injuries, and a group of women are preparing food for the fighters on the resistance front.
Stating that the gains of the women's revolution are targeted with the attacks of paramilitary structures against the region, Kongra Star said: "We must increase our struggle and resistance in every field with the belief in a dignified and free life."
Calling for a democratic stance against the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria and Aleppo DBP said: "The target of these attacks targeting the peoples of Syria and Rojava through gangs is the democratic and women's libertarian new life paradigm."
A military operation was launched from two branches with the participation of soldiers and village guards in the countryside, plateaus and hamlets of many villages in Gever district.
DFG's November report on Rights Violations against Journalists revealed that 21 journalists were detained and 3 of them were arrested.
Stating that their forces continue to resist in Kurdish neighbouthoods in Aleppo, QSD General Commander Mazlum Abdi said their first priority is to protect the people.
Xwebûn newspaper came out with the headline "Muxatabê Kurdan cîhan e".
Drawing attention to the attack launched by Turkey-backed jihadist groups in Syria, HDK General Assembly member Esengül Demir said: "We can say very clearly that the attacks are directed against the peoples of the region as a whole."