Commenting on the latest situation in North and East Syria, "Turkey wants to liquidate Kurdish gainst before the pieces fall into place in Syria," says Journalist Dîlan Dîlok.
Fince Akman, one of those who were beaten and detained during the "freedom" rally in Istanbul, has filed a criminal complaint against the police officers through his lawyers and demanded a public prosecution.
Stating that Kurdish civilians were forced to migrate fot the second time as a result of the attacks of Turkey and affiliated paramilitary groups, "World public opinion needs to take action to end this atrocity," says Mihemed Şêxo, Co-Chair of Afrin-Shahba Canton Council.
Êlih co-mayors and council members were prevented from entering the municipality building by the police. Co-mayor Yeşil Işık reacted to the situation and said that the government that does not recognise the constitution has lost its legitimacy.
Evîn Cuma, one of the directors of the Syrian Human Rights Organisation, called on the UN to take action against the war crimes committed by Turkey.
Manbij Military Council announced that 14 SNA members were captured and 1 panzer was destroyed.
Manbij, where Turkey and paramilitary groups have increased their attacks, has a strategic importance with its proximity to Kobanê, the city of resistance that cuts the "windpipe" of ISIS
According to the November report of MKG, 7 journalists were investigated, 7 journalists were prosecuted, 38 journalists were put on trial, 7 journalists were sentenced to 2 years and 3 months in prison.
Stating that a new era has entered in Syria, the KCK said: "The alternative to the monist nation-state model, which is the source of all problems, is the model of the democratic nation in which the equal, democratic, and free co-existence of all peoples is ensured."
KNK called on all Kurdish parties, organisations and personalities to act with national duty and responsibility during the period of attacks against North and East Syria.
Making a statement on the developments in Syria, National Shiite Movement leader Muqtada al-Sadr called for a comprehensive national dialogue that would lead to the establishment of a democratic government in Syria.
12 civilians, mostly women and children, were killed in Turkey's drone attack on Eyn Isa.
- PYD Co-Presidency Executive Committee Member Aldar Xelîl stated that a new era should start in Syria and the Autonomous Administration is ready for dialogue with the parties, but noted that Turkey's intervention has deepened the crises.
Stating that the attacks of Turkey and affiliated paramilitary groups continue to increase, Manbij Military Council announced that the second phase of defence against these attacks has begun.
Kurdish weekly newspaper Xwebûn met its readers with the headline "Defending Rojava is an obligation".