Commenting on the decision of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to give Turkey until June 2026 regarding the "right to hope", representatives of organisations stated that the Commission, to which the Committee attributed responsibility, should take quick and effective decisions.
GÜNSİAD President Şah İsmail Bedirhanoğlu, who was heard by the parliamentary commission, said he demanded the removal of the language barrier, an equal constitution and decentralisation.
Ahmet Temiz, whose release was postponed twice by the decision of the Prison Administration and Observation Board, was released from prison after 31 years of imprisonment and received an enthusiastic welcome in his hometown Amed (Diyarbakır).
Peace Mothers' Assembly gathered before the conference to be held on 18-19 October.
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe urged Turkey to implement the ECtHR's rulings on imprisoned politician Selahattin Demirtaş and release him.
In its interim decision on Abdullah Öcalan's "right to hope", the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe urged Turkey to take steps without delay and stated that the commission established in the Parliament could be used for necessary steps.
Participants in a march in Wan (Van) for the implementation of the ECHR's "right to hope" judgement on Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan said "Öcalan's freedom is the freedom of the Kurdish people".
The 10th meeting of the National Solidarity, Brotherhood and Democracy Commission, which was established as part of the solution to the Kurdish issue, has started.
Asrın Law Office stated that Abdullah Öcalan pointed out the need for legal solutions that would cover the "interim period" laws, and quoted Abdullah Öcalan as saying, "He stated that the peace and democratic society process has reached the stage of legal solutions due to the progress it has made."
In his last meeting with the İmralı Delegation Abdullah Öcalan called on young people who migrated to Europe to return to their country if they have the opportunity. "I prefer İmralı to Europe," Öcalan was quoted as saying during the meeting.
Lawyers for Freedom Association (ÖHD) member Salih Tekin stated taht the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe must put pressure on Turkey to implement the “right to hope”.
Ömer Kurt, the father of Şerzan Kurt, a university student who was murdered with a police bullet, stated that they are hopeful for the Peace and Democratic Society Process and said: "A condition where everyone is equal should be created."
Relatives of prisoners in Mêrdîn (Mardin) stated that a real peace cannot be established without the physical freedom of Kurdish People's Leader Abdullah Öcalan and called on the Commission established in the Parliament.
94 per cent disabled prisoner Emrah Nebioğlu stated that the ATK, which gave him a report stating that he can stay in prison, asked him "Why did you fight against DAESH?". Lawyer Veysi Atmaca said: "Ill prisoners should not be left at the mercy of ATK."
Prominent women from various parts of the world sent a letter to the Council of Europe for the implementation of Abdullah Öcalan's "right to hope". In the letter with 5 concrete demands, headings such as the implementation of the ECHR judgement and the release of Abdullah Öcalan stand out.