Daveti Tan, a 62-year-old prisoner in Van Type F Closed Prison, is suffering from memory loss and has lost weight. Tan's daughter stated that her father cannot access treatment.
DBP politician Mehmet Reşit İnce pointed out that the war is costing the people of Turkey and said: “Civil society organizations and political parties must raise their voices against this occupation policy.”
Pointing out that the lives of prisoners with dialysis patients are at risk, MED TUHAD-FED executive Orhan Işık said: “A serious public opinion must be created and these patients must be treated.”
IHD's report on the violations experienced by political prisoners in Çorum Type L Closed Prison has revealed that even Meclis TV is banned.
Bedile Demirbacak, the last witness of the Sefo Creek Massacre, 81 years after it took place, said that soldiers made women bake bread after killing 33 people.
It was reported that 15 villages in Northern and Eastern Syria were bombed by Turkey overnight.
69 Nobel Laureates sent letters to international organizations against the isolation in Imrali, said: " We call for his release from Imrali and for the suspended negotiations to be resumed."
Turkey is conducting ID checks at the checkpoint it has set up in the Berwari Bala region of the Federated Kurdistan Region.
The family and guardian of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan have applied to the Bursa Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate with a demand for a meeting.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights announced that Turkey transported 400 mercenaries from Syria to the Kurdistan Region in return for $3,000 per month to fight against the PKK.
Unidentified people in Wan covered the "Pêşî Peya (Pedestrian First)" warning sign on the road and wrote "Turkey is Turkish and will remain Turkish" on it.
Emran Emekçi, one of the lawyers of Asrın Law Firm, emphasized that the "disciplinary punishments" used as a justification for the İmralı isolation were abstract and illegal, and drew attention to the importance of the social and political struggle against isolation.
ÖHD lawyer Rengin Ergül, who stated that Turkish authorities did not answer questions about the "disciplinary punishments" used as a justification for the İmralı isolation in the UN sessions, said: "Turkey will respond in writing later, we will follow up on this."
Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from in Imrali Prison for 40 months, and 3 other prisoners have been given a new 3-month ban on family visits.
Abdurrahim Yüksel, a judicial prisoner who allegedly set himself on fire in Urfa Type T Prison No 1, lost his life.