While the police, who stopped the Green Left Party's election convoy, detained 3 people, they made an idealist sign to the journalists who wanted to shoot those moments and said: "You are not a journalist, you are a terrorist."
DİSK Press Workers Union Chairperson Faruk Eren stated that the Free Press will not be silenced by detentions and arrests as in the past, while MLSA Co-Director Veysel Ok said: "The most important thing to do in this period is solidarity."
Packages prepared by AFAD for earthquake victims are distributed in the election vehicle of Derya Yanık, Minister of Family and Social Services, who is AKP Osmaniye MP candidate.
Şenyaşar family shared the following message on their Twitter account: “The mentality that considers itself superior to the people is losing. Where there is no forgiveness where there is no justice”.
Testimony of 128 people, detained in Amed-based operation yesterday, started.
A large number of warplanes took off in Amed since the morning.
Green Left Party Kocaeli MP candidate Ayten Dönmez was detained.
While the lawyers' restrictions on journalists, politicians, lawyers, trade unionists, artists and non-governmental organization members detained during house raids in Amed-based 21 provinces yesterday are over, the confidentiality order for the file continues.
Stating that they are the pioneers of the process, Women from Kurdistan said: "Young people, women want freedom. Our hope is Mr. Abdullah Öcalan, our hope is women, we will win."
Stating that the people were forced to migrate due to the policies carried out, Green Left Party Ağrı MP candidate Nejla Demir said: "I will work for our people to return to their lands."
Halise Aksoy and her daughter Mizgin Karataş, whose son's body, Agit İpek who lost his life in the conflict, was delivered to her in a box, were also detained.
Türkiye bombed the Federated Kurdistan Region 48 times in the last 48 hours.
Amed City Theater condemned the Amed-based operation and gave the message "You cannot silence our art".
The detention of more than 100 people, including 25 lawyers, in the Amed-based investigation was protested in front of Diyarbakır and Istanbul Courthouses.