An investigation was opened against journalist Oktay Candemir, who criticized the Minister of Internal Affairs Ali Yerlikaya, who shared the footage of the police house raid, saying "They are violating the presumption of innocence."
Maxmur Camp People's Council Co-chair Yusuf Kara said that KDP, together with MİT, fought with the Iraqi army on Qereçox Mountain to take control of the camp.
TJA members, who continue their work within the scope of the "Towards freedom with jin, jiyan, azadi" campaign, said that they will respond to the moral political society and private war policies.
Stating that the Kurds are wanted to be left without a status in the 21st century, lawyer Bedirhan Sarsılmaz emphasized that the way to permanent peace in the Middle East is through solving the Kurdish and Palestinian issues through democratic means.
Condemning the lack of news from İmralı for 31 months, representatives of non-governmental organizations demanded compliance with the laws against the isolation they described as "inhumane".
The prosecutor again objected to the rejection of the "being a member of a terrorist organization" case filed against journalist Ferhat Parlak for the second time based on his secret and open witness statements.
HEDEP submitted a bill to the Parliament for the establishment of the Ministry of Women.
Xwebûn newspaper editor Nafiye Bal was detained in a raid on her home.
HDP Muş Provincial Co-chair Bermal Nergiz was detained.
2 HDP executives were detained in house raids in Tekirdağ.
Stating that the AKP acts as if it is playing a mediator role and acts with NATO, journalist Ercüment Akdeniz said: "If Turkey defends peace for Palestine, it has to defend peace and solution in the Kurdish issue as well."
Citizens who condemned the Imrali isolation at the DBP congress said that the isolation was a crime against humanity and should be lifted.
Citizens living in the Şivon neighborhood of Bazarcix said that their livelihoods, agriculture and animal husbandry, have come to an end and their lives are in danger due to the quarry that has been operating for years.
DBP Party Assembly member Ali Gültepe was detained during house raids in Istanbul.
Drawing attention that although governments change, special war policies do not change, Women's rights activist Sevim Çiçek said: "Turkish soldiers and police have become actors of these policies by using their uniforms."