HDP Ağrı Youth Council member Muhammet İlhan was summoned from the police station even though there is no investigation against him and he was threatened with his family by the police.
Thirteen young people, including HDP council and Youth Council member Ferhat Kalkan, were detained in a police operation in Adana.
According to the research conducted by the Socio-Political Field Research Center in 6 Kurdish provinces on young people, 56 percent of the participants see HDP as the only party to solve the problems, while 86 percent oppose the "Presidential System".
A group of young people protested the sexual abuse taken place in Şırnak and Batman with a march in Kızıltepe.
HDP Youth Assembly Spokesperson Betül Ünsal who invited everyone who wants to have a say for the future to the march to be held in scope of the 'Democratic Struggle Program', said this will be the march to freedom.
HDK Youth Assembly said in a statement for revolutionary leaders who lost their lives in May, "Our word against fascism in an era of blatant attacks on revolutionary values and cemeteries will be to increase our organization."
The deceased bodies of hundreds of refugees is buried in the orphanage cemetery in Van. The gravestone with the names of "Afghan baby, Pakistani youth, Syrian citizen, Iranian..." is left from the "journey of hope" that they started kilometers away.
HDP Youth Assembly member Muhsin Acar was detained during a raid on his home in Diyarbakır.