Human rights and legal organizations called for "justice" by taking action to find the family of prisoner Muhammed Mahmud Derviş, who has not been tortured for 8 years.
In Wêranşar, the return of Ezidis, whose villages they migrated to were occupied by the village rangers in the 1980s, are prevented.
In the panel on women's struggle on the second day of the Lausanne Conference, it was emphasized that the struggle of Kurdish women has reached the stage where they will lead the world.
KNK's conference on the 100th anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne continues on its second day.
Stating that the "disciplinary" sentences given to PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan cannot prevent lawyer meetings, lawyer Muharrem Şahin emphasized that the isolation should be taken seriously and that legal organizations should ensure justice."
Pointing out that nature is being plundered with fake reports, lawyer Ahmet Inan emphasized the importance of local organizations against the prevention of destruction.
Rojin Mukriyan, an academic from Rojhilat, stated that the Kurds should unite in 4 parts against the new Lausanne processes and emphasized that PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's thesis on this issue is the solution.
The release of political prisoner Sinan Sütpak, who has been held in different prisons for 30 years and 3 months, has been postponed for the second time for 3 months on the grounds that he is "not good conduct".
In the commemorations for those who lost their lives in the Pirsûs Massacre, "Their dream has become the dream of millions. Those who wanted to bury their dreams in this garden were mistaken. Their comrades are fighting for their dreams.”
Announcing the final declaration of the Lausanne workshop in Amed, TJA said: "Lausanne is not legitimate in the eyes of the peoples and should be canceled. We reiterate once again the necessity of a democratic confederal system for the building of a democratic nation."
Lawyers of Asrın Law Office 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 28 months.
Educator Leyla Ziafar, who supported the ongoing "jin, jiyan, azadi" resistance in Iran and Rojhilat by saying "There is no turning back on the way we went", was detained and arrested in a raid on her home.
Stating that the lack of news from İmralı deepened their concerns and concerns, MATUHAY-DER Co-Chair Mehmet Şafi Ero said: "We want to meet with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan."
Drawing attention to the fact that the state of war in Kurdistan increased violence against women, Star Women's Association director Sevgi Özdinç said, "There should be an organized struggle against the situation in question."
Stating that education has become a tool to shape the society in Turkey, Head of Education Sen Wan Branch Murat Atabay said: "The discussions on co-education are the result of these policies."