The Iranian regime has launched a new wave of attacks on Komala and PDK-I positions in Southern Kurdistan. At least eight people are reported to have been injured and one killed.
Turkish officials announced that 46 people, including the person who allegedly left the bomb, were detained in connection with Sunday's explosion in Istanbul.
Continuing the sit-in in front of the Urfa Courthouse, Ferit Şenyaşar said: “As long as the AKP protects its MP, it will lose votes. They do not have faces to appear in public in Urfa."
Journalist Habibe Eren held in Sincan Women's Prison, stated that the sockets in the common area do not work and that the prison administration makes a special effort to individualize journalists.
Stating that her client, Tenzile Acar, who has tuberculosis, was not examined because she rejected the imposition of a handcuffed examination, Attorney Zeynep Ceren Boztoprak said that if the treatment is given, ATK can issue a report that "she cannot be held in prison".
Lawyer Jiyan Tosun, who was targeted after the explosion on Istiklal Street, filed a criminal complaint. Tosun, who spent the night at the courthouse, said that she would not leave the courthouse because she has no security of life.
The family of Süleyman Şeyho who came from Kobanê, who was arrested under the name of another person and sentenced to life imprisonment 18 years ago in Siirt, said that all their applications to Turkish authorities with official documents were rejected.
On the 615th day of the sit-in, the Şenyaşar family said: " We struggle for a dignified life."
A member of the Jîneology Research Center, Nagihan Akarsel, was commemorated at the place where she was murdered in Slemani.
Ankara Bar Association made a statement, and said, "The right to a fair trial has been violated", pointing out that the immunity of defense was targeted in the ÇHD case.
Shengal Democratic Autonomous Administration published the message "We promise to create a free and autonomous Shengal" on the occasion of the anniversary of the city's liberation from ISIS.
Politician Nursel Aydoğan, who said that the slogan "Jin, jiyan, azadi" marked the International Women's Conference in Berlin, said, "Women thanked Mr. Öcalan for presenting this slogan to women of the world, especially Kurdish women."
Nurcan Aslan, being held in Tarsus Type T Closed Prison, stated that after the circular sent by the Ministry of Justice, violations of rights increased and people started to be sent to other prisons.
Journalist Öznur Değer, who was imprisoned for 4 years because her name was mentioned in a "note" found in Nusaybin, was arrested on the grounds that she took notes about the news she made 6 years later.
The popular uprising that started in Iran after the murder of Jîna Emini, led by Kurds and women, continues.