Relatives of the prisoners, who came together in front of the Diyarbakır Courthouse, criticized the political parties that remained silent despite their applications and said: "There should be no dead prisoners in prisons."
Becoming a symbol for those who want justice, on the 521st day of her protest, Emine Şenyaşar called: "Do not leave us alone. Everyone should stand with us against the persecution done to us.”
After the meeting in Sochi, the increasing drone attacks against Northern and Eastern Syria show that Turkey has made concessions from Russia, albeit partially. Considering the preparations in the region, it turns out that the war will be more difficult in a possible attack.
Satellite photos of the Besta region show that forest areas have been destroyed. Bringing the cut to the judiciary, the land owners said: "The laws do not come into play. The law works differently here. They want to dehumanize Kurdistan."
N.C. The young woman who was raped by the son of the convict of the trial, Şeyhdavut D., Hattap D., and his cousin, Hasan D., became pregnant, the prosecutor said, "There is no evidence". In the DNA test, Hattap D. was the biological father of the child.
The court ruled for the continuation of detention for 16 journalists arrested in Diyarbakır on June 16.
Şenyaşar family, who continue their struggle for justice, has been prevented from sitting at the entrance of the courthouse for 3 days. The Debuty Attorney General said the decision was old and so far there had been no interference from "goodwill".
A fire broke out in the forest area of Hesena village, located at the foot of Mount Cudi.
Rangers involved in the attacks in Zap are trying to be persuaded to enter the war tunnels.
While the armed conflict continues in the rural area of Anîtos, the bodies of the 4 people who are stated to be HPG members were brought to hospital.
Mehmet Şerif Süren, who was arrested in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he went to Europe after the pressures of the KDP, and whose extradition was requested by the MIT, was reportedly held in the same ward with ISIS members and threatened.
Turkish state said that they "killed terrorists" for the brothers Celal and Mehmet Ata Acar who were murdered two years apart in Dargeçit. Despite the intervening 30 years, neither perpetrators were found nor prosecuted. Nebiha Acar, who is fighting for justice for her brothers, said: "Our only crime is being Kurdish."
Continuing the sit-in, drawing attention to the the police blockade yesterday, Şenyaşar family said: "Preventing our enterance to the courthouse is not a solution, we will not leave this courthouse until justice is served."
One person was killed in Turkey's bombardment of Til Temir.