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.
Newroz celebrations will be held in more than 100 centres in Europe. "Our main slogan is the physical freedom of Abdullah Öcalan," said Zubeyde Zumrut, Co-char of KSDK-E
Lawyer Esra Bilen stated that Bilge Aksu, one of the imprisoned journalists, has a recurrence of gout and Mehmet Uçar has been subjected to various violations.
Zeen who lives in Syria, stated that Alawites are being massacred their houses looted and burn and demanded international protection.
Popular Initiative for North and East Syria made a statemen of solidarity with the Alevi community massacred in coastal cities.
Speaking at the Newroz in Curnê Reş district of Riha, which has an important place in the Kurdish freedom struggle, DEM Party member Ömer Öcalan said, "We will grow our democratic politics everywhere."
Speaking at the Newroz celebration in Mazlum Doğan's hometown, Gültan Kışanak said, "The critical threshold is to create opportunities for Mr. Öcalan to be included in this process under free conditions."
Rejecting the constitutional declaration announced by the interim government in Damascus, the SDC said, "We call, adopt a decentralized democratic system with clear mechanisms to achieve transitional justice."
Izmir 4th Execution Judgeship rejected the appeal against the 9-month postponement of the release of Mehmet Sait Yıldırım, a prisoner in Kırıklar Prison.
Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family and guardian applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate requesting a meeting.
Although 9 years have passed since the curfew in Şirnex, the wounds of the families who have not received the bodies of those who were killed have still not been healed.