Lawyer Civan Ortaç stated that the isolation in İmralı must end for social compromies and peace to be achieved and said that there are 4 thousand prisoners in prsions waiting to benefit from the "right to hope"
Stating that millions of people are migrating due to wars, conflicts and climate crisis in the world, Ecologist Ertuğrul Barka emphasised that the solution against these is in ecological-communal society.
Tülay Korkutan from Kırkyama Women's Solidarity said: "We must increase line of the struggle against the trustees." Dilara Kalpak from Socialist Women's Assemblies called for a united struggle.
Dêrsim Provincial General Assembly members of DEM Party and TİP left the assembly meeting in protest against the trustee.
The detention of more than 200 people including journalists, politicians, lawyers, academics, poets and writers was protested in many cities.
KDP forces detained 3 young people who recorded Turkey's airstrike on Guherzê cillage in the Federated Kurdistan Region and shared it on virtual media.
Professional organisations protested the detention of journalists and writers in Amed.
Dêrsim Labour and Democracy Platform reacted to the detentions in the trustee protest.
10 of those detained through an Ankara based investigation were brought to Ankara for testify procedures.
The Kurdish Community Centre in London was raided and many politicians were detained.
Many people, including journalists, writers, poets, cartoonists and academics, have been detained for 2 days.
Minister of Justice Tunç stated that they are evaluating the DEM Party Co-Chairs' petition for a meeting with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
Kurdish news website Ajansa Welat started its broadcasting life with the slogan "The voice and colour of the country".
15 people who were detained in Gökçeada district of Çanakkale and Çanakkale on the allegations of attending HDP congress were released with judicial control conditions.
The numbet of detentions increased to 23 in house raids in Şirnex. 10 people were detained in house raids in Dersim and Amed.