Students, who are members of Dicle Free Student Solidarity stated that the government was responsible for driving Resul Alan to suicide at Eskişehir Anadolu University and said: "We will hold the murderers accountable."
Abdülhamit Ş. and Hüseyin T., who were tried for "qualified sexual abuse" against a child in Berwarî district, were acquitted on the grounds of "lack of evidence"
Asrın Law Firm made a new application to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 31 months.
8 applications were made to the İHD in one day regarding the rights violations against prisoners in Diyarbakır No. 2 High Security Prison.
It was revealed that a child in Îdir was raped by 6 men for 4-5 months and was blackmailed into prostitution.
HSM announced that HPG and YJA Star members in Maxmur Camp have completely withdrawn from the camp.
The release of Naif İşçi, who has been arrested for 13 years in the prison he entered as a child, was postponed for the third time on the grounds that he did not accept the imposition of "repentance".
Kerboran Municipality, under the AKP administration, put 82 municipal real estate properties up for sale before the local elections.
Stating that NATO's plans for the region are behind the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria and Palestine, journalist Veysi Sarısözen emphasized that the aim of both attacks is "liquidation".
Stating that Türkiye is disturbed by the new life model in Northern and Eastern Syria, HEDEP PM member Murat Mıhçı stated that the consequences of the war are borne by the entire society.
Speaking at the protest in front of the Israeli Consulate, HDK Co-Spokesperson Esengül Demir called for severing relations with Israel to stop the "genocidal" attacks.
At the hearing of former HDP MP Musa Farisoğlu, a 26-year prison sentence was requested on 3 separate charges.
ÖHD's report on rights violations in Amed stated that 667 people were subjected to torture and ill-treatment in 7 months, and 9 out of 24 files resulted in "non-prosecution".
A year after the "censorship law" was passed by the Parliament, many journalists were investigated and prosecuted, while Turkey fell into the lowest score of press freedom.