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.
İHD Amed Branch President Ercan Yılmaz stated that, just like the attacks in Palestine, the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria should be opposed and the demand for peace should be increased.
Kurdish politician Feleknas Uca said that Turkey aims to revive ISIS with attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria.
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.
Due to Turkey's attacks, the villages in the south of Ein Isa were left without water.
Stating that those who isolated Abdullah Öcalan were "incapable and weak", Sociologist Neşe Özgen said: "Turkish society should call for the release of Abdullah Öcalan for democratization."
At least 15 people were detained in house raids in Ankara.
SYKP Co-Chairperson Canan Yüce drew attention that the AKP, which declared "We are with Palestine", bombed Northern and Eastern Syria at the same time, and said: "Those who are against Israel's attack should also stand against the attacks in Rojava."
A child was injured in Turkey's attack on Birc Qasa village in Afrin's Sherawa district.
HEDEP MP Burcugül Çubuk stated that they took "a step that does not repeat itself" with the congress and said: "We will see the value of this on the streets."
Tamil organizations supported the "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan and political solution to the Kurdish question" campaign.
Internationalist young people who were detained during the statement made against the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria in Riha were deported.
Fırat Gerekli, who is arrested in Iğdır Type S Closed Prison, stated that he and his friends were threatened and said: "If anything happens to us, the director of the prison will be responsible."
The hearings of the cases filed against arrested journalists Dicle Müftüoğlu, Sedat Yılmaz, Abdurrahman Gök, Mehmet Şah Oruç and Fırat Can Arslan, citing their professional activities, will be held in October and December.