Hasan Mesut Çelebi, who was released from prison after 31 years, said: "No one gets tired in the struggle for the democratic revolution. Thanks to the struggle of our people, we survived, we will pay our debts to our people."
Drawing attention to the increase in crimes against children, the Green Left Party and HDP stated that the number of births by children under the age of 15 reached 21,087 in 22 years and demanded that sexual crimes be prevented.
Lawyer Murat Çelik, who was exposed to police violence during the Saturday Mothers' protest, filed a criminal complaint with the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
Two citizens were detained in house raids in the village of Bana in Basa district early in the morning.
A petition campaign has been launched for the release of ill prisoner Nevzat Öztürk, who has been in prison for more than 31 years and whose release has been prevented.
Drawing attention that the main factor that will lift the isolation in Lausanne's centennial year is the unity of the Kurds, KNK Co-Chair Zeyneb Murad said: “We must lift this isolation. We must also lift the silence of the world against isolation."
Lawyers of Asrın Law Office applied 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 28 months.
Ejder Yazıcı, nephew of the ill prisoner Bişar Yazıcı, who passed away, said: “Officially, the death penalty may have been removed from the law, but ATK supports death. It leaves people to die with the decisions it makes.”
Witnesses of the July 14 Great Death Fast Resistance drew attention that the resistance put forward was an example for revolutionaries all over the world, and noted that the message given was "resistance".
7 prisoners in Tarsus No. 2 Type T Prison started a hunger strike due to the violations of rights and ill-treatment in the prison.
In the statement made in front of the Diyarbakır Courthouse after the release of journalists, it was stated that the 13-month unlawfulness had come to an end.
In the trial in which 18 people, 15 of whom are arrested, are on trial in Amed, the prosecutor demanded the continuation of the detention of journalists.
Journalists on trial under arrest stated that they have been unlawfully detained for 13 months, drawing attention to the freedom of the press.
Stating that they were accused of saying, "Why didn't you make a magazine or sports news," MA editor Aziz Oruç said: "It is not possible to give up on a truth without writing it."
In the case of DBP Co-Chair Keskin Bayındır, it was decided to ask the Parliament whether he was a member of parliament.