During the Newroz celebration speeches in Sêwereg district, Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan's call on 27 February was called for ownership, while thousands of people demanded Abdullah Öcalan's physical freedom.
Due to the massacre in Barkh Botan village of Kobani, protests and celebrations in Euphrates Canton were cancelled.
Relatives of the family massacred in Barkh Botan village said, "Where are the human rights institutions? The Turkish state must definitely account for these massacres."
In the village of Barkh Botan in Kobani, which lost 23 lives 10 years ago in ISIS attacks, 9 people were killed in a Turkish drone attack 10 years later.
SDF stated that Turkey and affiliated groups carried out massacres by attacking civilians because its inability to achieve any progress of the battlefronts.
Journalist Chris Den Hond, who came fo follow Newroz, was deported by Turkey.
"With the historic İmralı call, we must participate in the process in the spirit of Comrades Mazlum, Zilan and Kemal in order to achieve the honourable peace that capitalist modernity is trying to prevent, and we must ensure that it is successful," said prisoner Metin Uyar.
Stating that the attacks and pressures against them increased after Abdullah Öcalan's call, prisoners in Silivri Type L Prison No 5 interpreted the attacks as provocations against the process.
Peace Mother Durri Kaygusuz, whose village was burned down, whose house was raided and detained countless times, whose one son was killed in the clashes and whose other son is in prison, stated that they have not given up their demand for peace for a moment and said, “We are calling out to the state; Enough is enough, now it is your turn”.
A mother, father and 7 children were killed in Turkish drone attack against Berkhbotan village of Kobani.
In the commemoration events held on the 37th anniversary of the Halabja Massacre, it was emphasised that the struggle will continue until the massacre is recognised as a crime against humanity.
Referring to the process that started after the historic call of Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan, "For the freedom of the Kurdish people, for the struggle in democratic politics and for an honourabla peace, the doors of the prisons where thousands of our imprisoned friends are held must be opened. This is the biggest and most importatn step to be taken," said DBP Co-chair Keskin Bayindir.
The 3-day commemoration events for the 37th anniversary of Halabja Massacre started with a march.
16 people lost their lives in an explosion in Latakia.
"The state must also take a step now," said Citizens who participated in the public meetings that started after Abdullah Öcalan's historic call.