Stating that the Supreme Court rebelled against the Constitution, HEDEP Co-chairperon Tuncer Bakırhan said: "We call on the Parliament and the Presidency to take a stance against the coup attempt."
Asrın Law Firm once again applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 32 months.
HEDEP MYK convened at HDP Headquarters due to the decision of the Supreme Court.
Drawing attention that the Imrali isolation is an "ideological attack" and Writer Ahmet Aktaş from the Democratic Intellectuals and Artists Initiative said: "Our actions will continue until the isolation on Abdullah Öcalan is lifted."
SGDF members who wanted to protest at Dicle University were beaten and 2 people were detained.
A military operation has been launched in many areas in the Gever countryside.
DFG called for the release of detained journalists and the dropping of cases filed against journalists on trial.
Left Party executives in Gebze were detained on the grounds of social media posts.
HEDEP MPs attended the budget meeting of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with white scarves and red carnations and condemned the attacks on Saturday Mothers and Peace Mothers.
78-year-old Mela Emin Soyal, who was arrested despite having a battery in her heart and being 91 percent disabled, was released upon objection. Soyal said: "My hands were bruised from the handcuffs. Is there any more cruelty than this?"
EHP Chairperson Hakan Öztürk, one of the signatories of the "Call to Peace" declaration, said: "We need to understand that the demands of the Kurdish people are normal and justified."
A lawsuit was filed against JINNEWS reporter Derya Ren and 3 prisoners on the grounds of "insult" and "deliberate injury".
18 people were detained in house raids in Çewlîg.
Former BDP Co-Chair Emine Ayna was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison on the charge of "making propaganda for a terrorist organization".