Drawing attention to the government's policy of war, exchange rate and interest, HDP Co-Chairperson Rıdvan Turan said: "It is not possible for the Supermans to get the Turkish economy out of the crisis without cutting the resources allocated to the war."
The remains of HPG fighter Ali Akdoğan, who lost his life in the air attack in the Omeriya region of Merdin, was laid to rest in Wan.
On the website of the Municipality of Artemêt, it was written that the cemeteries belonging to Armenians were destroyed by building TOKİ houses and roads.
2 people were detained in house raids in Cizîr district.
Makhmur People's Council Co-chair Yusuf Kara shared the information that they reached some agreements in the negotiations with the Iraqi government as a result of the resistance, and said that some laws could be changed.
Real estate office canceled the contract with Kurdish students that they rented a house after the Antalya Police Department threatened them. Stating that they have been under police pressure for two years, the students said that they will file a criminal complaint.
Stating that the indictment prepared against 16 journalists who have been detained in Amed for a year, consists of journalistic activities, lawyer Resul Temur said that the long detention process has turned into an arbitrary punishment.
Education Sen İzmir Branch No. 2 President Veysel Beyazadam, who stated that the social dynamics were manipulated by the appointment of religious officials under the name of "spiritual counselors" to schools, said that this situation would cause psychological and mental problems in children.
Stating that the attacks against Makhmur and Shengal are within the scope of the “October 9 Agreement”, Journalist Argeş Şengalî said: "If Makhmur weakens, Shengal will weaken; if Shengal is weakened, Rojava will also weaken."
Stating that the root cause of the crises in Turkey is the deadlock in the Kurdish issue, KCDK-E Co-Chair Yüksel Koç said: "The real address of the solution is İmralı."
Journalist Fırat Can Arslan was detained in a raid on his house.
Continuing their struggle for justice, tagged the new Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç on their Twitter account,the Şenyaşar family said: "If he is going to bring justice to the country, he should start from Urfa."
Journalist İdris Yılmaz, who was attacked while trying to report on the coastal road project of the municipality under the management of the trustee, was sentenced to 4 months and 15 days in prison for "deliberate injury" by using the camera as a weapon.
The ECtHR has convicted Turkey in its application on the grounds that prisoners Figen Yüksekdağ and Selahattin Demirtaş did not receive effective assistance to challenge their arrest under domestic law.