News Center- Eight years have passed since the bomb attack carried out by ISIS against the people attending the Labor, Peace and Democracy” rally held outside of Ankara Central railway station on October 10, 2015. Today, 104 victims of the Ankara massacre were commemorated outside Ankara Central railway station.

 The commemoration ceremony was attended by the families of victims, the people, who were injured in the attack, Green Left Party Co-spokesperson İbrahim Akın, Green Left Party Group Deputy Chair Saruhan Oluç, Republican People's Party Group Chair Özgür Özel, many politicians and members of NGOs.

 At the ceremony, İshak Kocabıyık, co-spokesperson of the October 10 Peace Association, made a speech saying, “Imagine a state that remains silent against the massacre carried out against its own people. A state that not only remains silent but also paves the way for the murderers and pat them on the back. We have made efforts for the truth to be revealed, for justice to be truly established.  We still make efforts. For eight years, the state and the ruling party have ignored our demands and tried to cover up the massacre. For eight years, we have been seeking justice and demanding peace. We will keep struggling until this square becomes a Peace Square, until a monument is built in this square to remind us of this massacre.”

After the speeches of the presidents, co-chairs and spokespersons of the Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions of Turkey (DİSK), the Confederation of Public Workers' Unions (KESK) and the Union of Chambers of Turkish Engineers and Architects (TMMOB), people left carnations in front of the railway station.