Women who have lost their children in the fighting of the last decades came together in Diyarbakır to call for peace.

The night from Saturday to Sunday, women at two opposite ends of the country held a night-long watch to call for peace.

According to his own wishes, Tigran will be laid to rest in Diyarbakır.

Direnistanbul launched its programme of resistance in Taksim Square yesterday evening.

Following the meeting between Prime Minister Erdoğan and a delegation from the pro-Kurdish DTP today, both sides displayed optimism.

He taught Armenian young people Armenian history and literature, and us our own history. We learned socialism and history from him. He was a true internationalist. My master, my comrade, my friend, my older brother Sarkis, I will always carry you inside me. And I will always miss that smile, as we all will.

According to Assoc. Prof. Yeğen, the government seems to have achieved public support for its Kurdish initiative, but there are still open questions.

After long refusing to meet with MPs from the pro-Kurdish DTP, Prime Minister Erdoğan will meet a delegation tomorrow, but emphasises that he will attend the meeting as a party chair.

While one Bursa court punished a child for "insulting a civil servant on duty", another Bursa court has acquitted eight people for similar slogans.

Following an investigation into the attack on journalist Tuna, six people have been arrested.

The first activity after announcing that the government would take the Kurdish question into hand was a meeting with 15 journalists.

Although it would be exaggerating to say that the government is preparing a "solution", there is a window of opportunity that all socialists and democrats need to make use of.

Lawyer Öz is outraged at the acquittal of defendant Osmanağaoğlu for the third time, accusing the secret service of protecting him.

If the government is serious about a Kurdish initiative, then there must be an end to the censorship of Kurdish and dissident publications and changes in legislation.

Bar Association President Aktar senses optimism in the Kurdish-majority city after Minister Atalay's speech.

Boğatekin was attacked by municipal staff when he tried to record a fire in a municipal dump.

The Minister of the Interior said that the government was open to dialogue with all political parties, NGOs, academics and the media.

PKK member-turned JİTEM employee Aygan has revealed three more names of people he claims worked for the clandestine JİTEM organisation in Diyarbakır.

Parents supported their children in their protest against increases in study charges and against police violence.

A Diyarbakır court has sentenced politician Zana for "organisational propaganda".