Political parties and non-governmental organizations, including HDK, HDP and DBP, called for participation in the march to be held with the slogan "We are marching to freedom" on the anniversary of the plot against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
Jineology Research Center member Nagihan Akarsel was murdered as a result of an armed attack in Sulemani.
HPG fighter Mazlum Bahadır, who lost his life in a clash in Besta, was laid to rest in Ceyhan.
The lawyers of the Secret Law Office applied to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 18 months.
Attorney Hidayet Enmek, who stated that the family was tried to be silenced with the investigations opened against Emine Şenyaşar, said, "The fact that the family is exposed to investigations shows that law has been used as a weapon."
Asrın Law Office's lawyers made a statement regarding the CPT's visit to İmralı, where their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan is being held.
The head of the CPT delegation, Therese Rytter, which visited İmralı, stated that she could not give information about Abdullah Öcalan for now, and said that the report would be sent to Turkey in 6 months.
While two massive explosions occured in the evening near the 75th Year Police Station in Yüksekova, it was stated that police detained a bunch of people after the explosion.
Opening an investigation against the perpetrators in the 7 years since the death of Hacı Lokman Birlik, who was dragged behind an armored vehicle after his murder in Şırnak, was brought to the agenda of the Parliament.
HPG's Dilşah Ercan, whose name was brought to the agenda by the Minister of Interior Süleyman Soylu with the action in Mersin Mezitli, said that the AKP-MHP government went to the mountain because it did not leave the opportunity to wage a democratic struggle.
Making a statement on the 29th anniversary of the Vartinis Massacre, HDP Law and Human Rights Commission Co-Spokespersons said: "Our political and legal struggle will continue so that those responsible for the massacre are punished sooner or later."
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan described his departure from Syria to Imralı as a conspiracy of the 21st century and said that he frustrated this conspiracy for his death by staying alive.
Explaining that he was put under pressure for his son who was murdered by the Iranian regime, Kemal Lofti said: "My son was martyred on the way to freedom."
Iranian regime forces killed a kolbar who traded on the border of Piranşar city.
Mothers of Peace Sıdıka Erdem and Hatice Beytur were detained in a raid on their home in Cizre.