In the final declaration of the Green Left Party's two-day big conference, "We are walking with faith and determination in the new era with all our central and local structures, all our components and individuals in order to weave the new life, which is our founding paradigm. It was said: "Our way is the Third Way."
A criminal complaint will be filed against HUDA PAR and AKP members who targeted journalist Bilal Güldem.
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 30 months.
DFG called for participation in the hearing of detained journalists Abdurrahman Gök and Mehmet Şah Oruç on September 14.
Dicle Müftüoğlu, the detained co-chairperson of the Dicle Fırat Journalists Association, was nominated for the "Most Resistant Journalist Award" organized by Free Press Unlimited.
Evin Cuma, director of the Cizre Region Human Rights Organization, drew attention to the rights violations taking place in Efrin and called on human rights organizations to "No longer remain silent against oppression."
Drawing attention that Turkey wants to empty Kirkuk from Kurds, Academician Kamuran Berwarî said: "Turkishness is being imposed on the people of Kirkuk."
Stating that they have not been able to retrieve the body of his HPG brother Mercan Erkol, who lost her life in the Şenyayla region, for 6 years, Ercan Erkol said that his sister was not "orphan" and asked for the body to be given.
Emphasizing that the Kurdish question cannot be solved unless the Imrali isolation is broken, Green Left Party Deputy Mehmet Rüştü Tiryaki underlined that the isolation is the problem of 85 million citizens.
Amedspor fans stated that the racist attacks were aimed at Kurdish identity and emphasized that they would protect their team.
Abdullah Öztüre, who was arrested and tortured during the September 12 military coup, stated that there has been a "monism policy" that has continued since then.
It was decided to continue the arrest of Amed Metropolitan Municipality Co-Mayor Selçuk Mızraklı, whose sentence was overturned due to "incomplete investigation" and a trustee was appointed instead.
Narin Gezgör, founding member of the Rosa Women's Association, was sentenced to 7 years and 6 months in prison in the hearing of the case in which she was retrial.
In the statements made in Amed, Êlih and Şirnex demanding "Education in mother tongue from kindergarten to university", a call was made to raise voice against the system that denies and ignores Kurds and their mother tongue.
It was stated that the Democratic People's Party (DHP) was one of the most recommended names for the Green Left Party in public meetings, workshops and conferences.