New investigation against Ferit Şenyaşar
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- 15:05 06/10/2021
An investigation has been launched against Ferit Şenyaşar for his statement in which he said, "They are afraid of the palace".
An investigation has been launched against Ferit Şenyaşar for his statement in which he said, "They are afraid of the palace".
Turkish police carried out raids targeting paper collectors in Ataşehir, Istanbul, and around 200 people were detained.
Urfa Regional Directorate of Forestry, which filed an objection against the cutting of trees on registered lands in Şırnak, replied to the public, "Soldiers wanted us to cut the trees and we did."
HDP District Co-chair Abdullah Çiftçi said that the detainees in Halfeti are being forced to "stone the HDP buildings, set up tents in protest at their door."
The people living close to the Kobané border of Turkey which Turkey sees as a threat to itself said: "Those living on the other side of this border are our relatives. We have no problem with them other than the oppression of the military."
It was stated that the bodies taken by armored vehicles from the hospital morgue in Şırnak were buried in the cemetery of the nameless en masse.
PSK Chair Mesut Tek and a group of party members visited the Şenyaşar Family who continues the sit in they started on March 9.
The Autonomous Administration made a statement regarding the KDP's attempts to enter Shengal and said, "We do not recognize those who do not recognize the will of the people."
Behzat Hatemi, one of the 9 border traders who were detained on the Hakkari-Iran border when 2 kolbars were killed, said that the Turkish soldiers arranged some documents claiming that they were armed at the time they were extradited to Iran.
Nazira Gewriye a member of the delegation to Moscow and Washington said that talks in positive adding that more talks re to be held abroad in coming days.
Armed forces of South Kurdistan’s ruling party KDP want to enter Shengal on the pretext of the upcoming elections. People took to the streets to voice their reaction.
Şenyaşar family shared the message, 'It is our duty to provide a just life to future generations' on the 208th day of the sit in.
Aysel Öğüt, who survived the Vartinis Massacre in which 9 people from the same family were burned to death, said, “People ask me; “How did you live with so much pain?”. I lived to defend their rights."
A shepherd, who lost 18 of his sheep as a result of the bombardment of the Kanî Masî sub-district of the Federated Kurdistan Region by Turkey, said, "I was threatened not to tell anyone about the chemical gases."
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family, lawyers and guardian made a third application to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, demanding an "urgent meeting".