The hunger strike prisoners started against the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan continues on day 159. The hunger strike action in Maxmur is on day 138 while it is day 121 in Greece.
CFWIJ stated that Turkey is the country where women journalists are subjected to violence the most while Afghanistan is the country with the highest risk of life for women journalists.
The Ankara Bar Association has appealed to the Council of State and requested the annulment of the circular of the Directorate General of Security that bans recording voices and images during public incidents.
It was reported that the Mızak Neighborhood of Lice, located in Diyarbakır is being shelled for 2 days.
Defining the May 3 World Press Freedom Day as "the day we remind ourselves that we will not kneel against the attackers", MKGP said, "We will continue to be in the field. Journalism is our promise to those who resist!"
HDP Vice Co-Chair Tayip Temel said, "We will know the truth as long as they write it and we'll hold those responsible to account" and celebrated the World Press Freedom Day.
Stating that İbrahim Yıldız who has an arrest warrant against him has been walking freely in Turkey for 3 years, Şenyaşar family asked, "Do relatives of MPs have parliamentary immunity?"
Attorneys of PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office to meet with his clients.
The hunger strike prisoners started against the isolation on PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan continues on day 158. The hunger strike action in Maxmur is on day 137 while it is day 120 in Greece.
Journalists who are faced with pressures and obstructions on the World Press Freedom Day told that the journalists who should get awards are on trial for doing their jobs or even behind bars.
Making a statement regarding May Day, HDP former HDP Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş said: Sing at your balconies, let us hear your voice".
12 members of the People's Houses and the Student Collectives who took to the streets to celebrate May Day in the Ortahisar district of Trabzon were detained.
Workers and labourers taken to streets despite the lock down due to the pandemic, marched for May Day. Intervening in the marches, the police detained many people, including our reporter Ceylan Şahinli.
At least 220 people were detained marching to Taksim Square to celebrate May Day.
20 people taking to streets in Artvin's Borçka and Hopa districts were detained in front of their houses.