Stating that the campaign of “Majestic resistance against the private war”, Ömer Görünmek from the Green Left Party Youth Assembly said: "The biggest private war is waged in İmralı and the youth will be the subject of the struggle in every field.
It has been reported that paramilitary groups affiliated with Turkey raped 3 women in Afrin's Bilbilê district.
The release of Kasım Karataş and Osman Kaptan, who had been imprisoned for 30 years in prisons, was postponed for 3 months each on the grounds that they were "not doing well".
Journalist Merdan Yanardağ, who was arrested for his words about the Imrali isolation, said: "How can it be a crime to demand that the state's law of execution be applied fairly to everyone?"
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.
Êzidî women are expanding their organization under the roof of TAJÊ after the 74th Edict. TAJÊ Spokesperson Riham Heco said: "We are conducting a comprehensive study on the basis of women's ability to protect themselves."
The bodies of 7 people who lost their lives in the clashes in Şirnex countryside and were reported to have HPG were brought to the hospital.
Journalists who were exposed to violence while watching the police violence at the Saturday Mothers protest said: "As long as the picture continues like this, our insistence on making their voices heard will continue. The voice of Saturday Mıther should be heard"
The forest area is being destroyed by the village rangers in the village of Sorbitnê at the foot of the Cûdî Mountain. One of the residents of the village, İlyas Yağan, said that a de facto ban is applied in their village, which was evacuated in the 90s.
The Green Left Party submitted a bill to the Parliament for the recognition of the 74th Massacre against Ezidis as "genocide".
Noting that there were 54 violations of the right to life and security against journalists in July, DFG said: "We call on all professional journalists' organizations to show their solidarity against this policy of oppression and surrender."
A lawsuit has been filed against 6 journalists protesting the arrest of Free Press employees.
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 2 years.
Prisoner Vahdettin Erdemci said that he was threatened by the chief guard upon reporting the violations he got through.
At least 225 people were arrested in Iran in July alone. It was stated that more than 58 percent of those arrested were Kurds.