On December 10, Human Rights Day, the most gross human rights violations occur in İmralı Prison. İHD Ankara Branch CoChair Ömer Faruk Yazıcı said: "Isolation is aimed at the solution of the Kurdish issue. When it is lifted, the country will become a more livable place."
The rotating hunger strike initiated by the prisoners demanding "freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and a solution to the Kurdish issue" continues on its 14th day.
TIHV and IHD will organize Human Rights sit-in and "We Light Our Candles for Human Rights" events to draw attention to the situation of ill prisoners.
Stating that the reason for the political deadlock in the country is the İmralı isolation, ÖHD Dîlok Branch CoChair Mustafa Yalçın said: "We will continue to apply to meet with Abdullah Öcalan."
The rotating hunger strike of prisoners demanding "freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and solution to the Kurdish issue" continues on its 12th day.
Stating that the hunger strike demands of prisoners for 'Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and solution to the Kurdish issue' is not independent of the demands of the society, ÖHD lawyer Berivan Bekçi said: "Civil society and legal organizations should support the action."
Evaluating the non-release of journalist Dicle Müftüoğlu, MLSA Co-Director Veysel Ok said: "The court took into account the statements of the confessors to prolong the detention. If there is no statement of the confessor, that indictment is already a registration of journalism."
Imprisoned journalist Dicle Müftüoğlu said in her defense, "Many things have changed in the century, but the pressures on Kurdish journalists have not changed." The court decided to continue the detention before the defense of the lawyer ends.
Asrın Law Firm once again applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 33 months.
Gerçek Gündem editor Furkan Karabay was detained.
The prisoners' rotating hunger strike demanding "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and solution to the Kurdish issue" continues on its 11th day.
Editors who were detained by KDP forces wrote about the fate of Süleyman Ahmet: "It's been 44 days: Where is Süleyman Ahmet?" Continuing to ask, Rojnews held KDP responsible for Ahmet's life and security.
Prisoners who continue their hunger strike in Konya Ereğli High Security Closed Prison for the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan said: "Our protest will continue until we reach our goal."
Drawing attention to the importance of social ownership, those who attended the sit-in in Amed said: "We will definitely succeed."
Stating that the prisoners cannot remain silent while the Imrali isolation and the deadlock of the Kurdish issue continues, DTK CoChair Leyla Güven said: "Everyone should do whatever they can before the death of prisoners are released from the prisons."