Expressing that Turkey is discussed at every meeting of the Council of Europe, HDP Foreign Relations Commission Co-Spokesperson Feleknas Uca said, "If Europe acts bravely, Turkey's war policy will come to an end."
It was revealed that an e mail claimed to be sent by the PYD instructing the HDP, was viral in the web and sent to thousands of people including Norwegian MP.
Mehmet Emin Gezer who went to the police station after his brother was killed in Kobané protests to file a criminal complaint about the people who murdered his brother was shot by 4 police officers which caused him remain paralysed.
A law suit was filed against journalist Nazan Sala for allegedly being a reporter at ROJ TV as a result of an investigation launched 12 years ago.
Responding to Defense Minister Hulusi Akar, who denied the use of chemical gas, PKK Executive Committee Member Murat Karayılan announced that they had detected 5 types of chemical weapons used against them in the operation so far.
The Senyaşar family's Justice Watch continues on its 264th day.
Addressing the citizens who migrated due to the repression policies of the KDP in Federated Kurdistan, DBP Co-chair Saliha Aydeniz, said: "The way to create a free life is through resistance."
At least 58 people were detained in police raids in different Kurdish cities.
Sick prisoner denied treatment by the İskenderun Type T Closed Prison lost his life.
In the second hearing of the consolidated Gezi trial, it was decided to continue the detention of businessperson Osman Kavala.
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş held in İmralı Prison applied to the prosecutor's office and the prison directorate for a visit.
The Justice Watch, initiated by the relatives of prisoners at the Diyarbakır Bar Association, continues on its 11th day.
Asrın Law Office applied to international institutions regarding the situation of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş and demanded that they expose the Imrali isolation.
Speaking at the hearing against 33 women who are on trial for defending the Istanbul Convention, the women said to the presiding judge, "Since you have accepted the indictment, you are the victim of this violence," and emphasized that the decision to withdraw from the contract is null and void and they will continue to defend the convention.
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar famişy said: "We expect the laws to be enforced in Urfa."