The imprisoned Co-Mayor of Colemêrg Municipality, Mehmet Sıddık Akış, sent a message to the rally against the usurpation of will: "We will continue to resist, no matter what the cost."
Legal organizations in Ankara petitioned the Ankara Bar Association to take action against the isolation of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 39 months.
The prosecutor, who announced his opinion in the case where DFG Co-Chair Dicle Müftüoğlu was tried, asked for punishment on the allegation of "membership in a terrorist organisation".
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the “Freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan” continues.
The lawyers of Asrın Law Firm applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client Abdullah Ocalan, whom they had not heard from for 39 months.
Stating that the appointment of trustees to municipalities is against the constitution and international agreements, Lawyer Güçlü Sevimli said: "The trustee policy is a political brigandage."
Former Hîzan Municipality Co-Mayor İhsan Uğur, who was dismissed and replaced by a trustee, was released.
An acquittal was given for the accused police officers in the Tahir Elçi murder case.
Relatives of prisoners who came to Ankara from Êlih and Mêrdîn met with Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç.
Making a statement, the Religious Sciences Research Association stated that they will be at the Colemêrg rally tomorrow against the appointment of trustees and said: "Together, we will raise our voices louder against the usurpation of will."
In Îdir, Sinan Akay was detained and released upon the complaint of Leyla Akay, whom he attempted to murder. Following the reactions, Sinan Akay was detained and arrested again.
Health workers came together once again to demand "fairness in taxes" and said: "While ministers travel on private jets, we do not accept that savings are made on us."
Ayşe Ateş, who published a statement after her meeting with Erdoğan, said that Erdoğan gave the Minister of Justice Tunç "instruction to take action" regarding the death of her husband Sinan Ateş.
The Constitutional Court ruled that monitoring a lawyer-client meeting in a file was "violation of the rights to respect for private life and fair trial".
Kurdish politician Feridun Yazar was commemorated at his grave on the 8th anniversary of his death.