KURDISTAN
Protests have been taking place in Siirt since the removal of the democratically elected co-mayors and appointment of a trustee in their place. People call on the government to reverse the decision.
HPG reported that guerrillas forces carried out dozens of actions in response to the Turkish operations and attacks in various parts of the Kurdistan territory during the month of January.
The YJA STAR and HPG guerrillas, along with the people, saluted the historic resistance carried out by the YPJ and YPG (People's Defence Units) fighters at the Tishrin Dam.
Rîham Hesen, co-chair of the Shengal Autonomous Administration, emphasized the importance of self-governance and the right of every community to determine its own destiny.
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Fiskaya under police blockade
Fiskaya neighborhood in Amed's Yenişehir district has been blockaded by police and special operation teams early this morning.
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European Greens to visit Cizre and Mardin
Officials from the Greens/European Free Alliance (Greens/EFA) and the German Green Party (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen) will pay a visit to Northern Kurdistan for talks serving a democratic resolution of the Kurdish question in Turkey.
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Images from Hesekê
A number of people have lost their lives in double bomb attacks in Hesekê city of West Kurdistan, Rojava, today afternoon.
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Child wounded in Kızıltepe dies
A 9-year-old child who got wounded as a result of an explosion in Mardin's Kızıltepe district yesterday, has lost his life.
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Demirtaş: People of Cizre did not surrender
Speaking in Cizre today, HDP co-chair Selahattin Demirtaş saluted the resistance of the people and called for a recommencement of the negotiations with Kurdish people’s Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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25 human shields detained in Doğubayazıt
25 people, including Doğubayazıt co-mayor Rohat Özbay and DBP district branch co-chair Nuri Çelik, who started human shield action against the operation launched by Turkish troops in Ağrı yesterday, were detained.
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Sarıyıldız: Cizre heavily wounded but holds head high
The curfew in Şırnak's Cizre district, in effect since September 4, has been lifted today as a result of the resistance by local people despite massacres, and the solidarity with this resistance across Northern Kurdistan for the last 3 days.
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Co-mayor of Cizre removed from post
Co-mayor of Şırnak's Cizre district, Leyla İmret, has been removed from her post by the Interior Ministry on alleged grounds of inciting people to armed uprising and terror propaganda.
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Another civilian murdered by police in Cizre
Attacks by Turkish state forces against civilians continued yesterday evening and night as well despite the announcement by the Governor that the curfew which remains in effect since September 4th would be lifted as of this morning.
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Effective actions by guerrillas continue
People’s Defense Forces (HPG) Press Office has reported that 5 soldiers and 2 policemen were killed, while one soldier was wounded in the ongoing actions by HPG and YJA Star guerrillas against the war policies of the AKP.