In the message sent by Asrin Law Office on behalf of Abdullah Öcalan, who was invited as a speaker to the May Day event in Zurich, it was stated that "The democratic society and peace process he advocates is a path towards building democratic socialism".
Baloch people living in Balochistan province of Pakistan took to the streets in 20 cities against the arbitrary deportation and torture of Baloch people in prisons.
The family of Hamid Hamid Hosseinnejad Heydaranlu, who held in solitary confinement for the execution of the death sentence, started a sit-in protest in front of Urmia Central Prison.
Although the CPT visited many prisons in Turkey, it did not visit İmralı, which is on the agenda with isolation.
The International Conference on Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan, Solution to the Kurdish Question started with the emphasis that Abdullah Öcalan's 27 February call should be embraced.
Amnesty International has announced that rape and violence against women and children have increased in the ongoing war in Sudan.
Political prisoners in Iran continued their "No Death Penalty Tuesdays" and they drew attention to the recent increase in execution decisions.
Israeli warplanes targeted the tent where journalists stay near Nasser Hospital. Palestine Today reporter Hilmi al-Faqawi lost his life in the attack.
At least 44 people were killed in Israel's attacks on Gaza.
According to the report prepared by BAC, the Iranian regime murdered at least 30 Baloch people, executed 24 of them and 2 Baloch people died due to landmines in the first 3 months of the year.
Baloch Solidarity Committee announced that journalist Mohammad Usman Khan was abducted and disappeared for sharing footage of attacks against Baloch people.
Former Austrian President Heinz Fischer and politicians stated that Abdullah Öcalan took a brave step and stressed: "Öcalan's message must be taken into consideration and a solution must be found in accordance with it".
Protests against the attacks, detentions and enforced disappearances launched by Pakistan against Baloch continue on the 6th day.
Clashes that started uesterday in the southern coastal cities of Syria continue. It was stated at least 100 people lost their lives in the clashes.
Stressing that Iran, which is struggling with an economic crisis due to internal discontent and international pressure, is also experiencing a social crisis and said, "Iran is already on the brink of collapse, so this is no longer just a hypothesis but a reality," Political scientist Jino Victoria Doabi said.