Police raids on homes and associations in Diyarbakır: 6 detained
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- 10:11 09/6/2020
Six people were detained during police raids on their homes including TUAY-DER Co-Chair Emin Güzel.
Six people were detained during police raids on their homes including TUAY-DER Co-Chair Emin Güzel.
39,361 people were tested today, 989 being positive, while 3,411 have recovered.
Of the seven people who were detained in Diyarbakır yesterday, six were remanded in custody and one released on condition of judicial control.
Evaluating the increasing of the authority of the watchmen, ÇHD Vice President Ümit Büyükdağ stated that the government expanded their authority in order to suppress social revolts such as Gezi protests.
The photograph of Hafız Akdemir, a reporter with the Özgür Gündem Newspaper who was killed in an armed attack in Diyarbakır in 1992 was removed from the gravestone.
Commemorating Özgür Gündem Newspaper reporter Hafız Akdemir, who was killed in Diyarbakır on June 8, 1992, DFG said: "They murdered Hafız, but we will continue on his path."
Greece extradited DBP Elazığ former Provincial Executive Murat Kılıç (44) who applied for asylum back to Turkey. Being delivered to Turkey, Kılıç was arrested.
HDP Co-Chair Pervin Buldan said, "Our door is open to all opposition parties" regarding the discussions of alliances.
Six of the eight people issued with an arrest warrant in Diyarbakır have been taken into custody.
The city hall of Adalar Municipality was shot at by a 71 year old person on grounds that the water was cut at his house. No one died or was injured in the attack.
Mother Sabiha Altıntaş waiting for her son for 27 years, holding the bones of her son which were buried underneath the sidewalk in Kilyos Cemetery, said that her pain is indiscribable.
Tele1 Ankara Representative İsmail Dükel and Müyesser Yıldız from Oda TV were detained.
The blackmailing of the EU with the "refugee card" by the Erdogan regime has once again achieved a result. Brussels assures Ankara of an aid package of 485 million euros.
23 people have died of coronavirus in Turkey today, bringing the death toll recorded since March to 4,692.
5 people, including HDP, DBP and Rosa Women's Association members, in house raids in Diyarbakır.