14 years have passed since the murder of Ceylan Önkol, whose dismembered body was wrapped in oak tree leaves. While Ceylan's perpetrators were not found, at least 228 children subsequently suffered the same fate.
Stating that İmralı is the solution to all issues, especially the Kurdish issue, Politician Nursel Aydoğan said: "If the doors of İmralı are opened, a new era will be started."
Mother Kumriye Tanboğa, who said that her seriously ill prisoner son İsmail Tanboğa has dropped to 30 kilos, made a call: "Hear his voice before it's too late."
Stating that the international conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan has been going on for 25 years, PYD Co-Chair Salih Müslim said: "The conspiracy started with captivity and will end with the freedom of Leader Apo."
A large number of tanks were shipped to Gever district.
Şırnak Governorship announced that 14 regions were declared "Temporary Special Security Zones" for 15 days.
One person was killed in the SIHA(drone) attack against Binarê Qendîl.
Kurdish politician Selma Irmak was sentenced to 4 years and 2 months in prison on allegations of "insulting the president" and "publicly humiliating the government".
3 people, including a woman, were kidnapped by paramilitary groups in Afrin.
At least 2 people were detained in house raids in Qoser.
Saliha Önkol stated that she could not forget the death of her daughter Ceylan, who was killed by a mortar bullet fired from the police station, and said: "Every time a child dies, I feel like Ceylan was killed again."
Politicians condemned the KDP due to its accomplicity in the ongoing attacks in the Federated Kurdistan Region and said that the KDP damaged all the gains of the Kurds.
12 people were detained on the grounds of "making propaganda for a terrorist organization" during house raids in Mersin.
Stating that KDP prevented the delegations that wanted to examine the use of chemical weapons from revealing war crimes, MAF-DAD Deputy Chairman Mahmut Şakar said: "We are trying to create a memory. We are trying to turn these into cases."
Lawyer, who described İmralı Prison, where he met with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan 7 times, as "the black hole of the law". Cemal Demir emphasized that diplomacy and intensive legal application mechanisms should be implemented against isolation.