The vehicle belonging to the Şenyaşar family, which continued the sit-in actions on its 651th day, and on which a banner with the inscription "Justice" was hung, a "parking" ticket was issued.
Stating that the police who slapped him had threatened him before, HDP Provincial Organisation Co-Chair Ferhat Encü said: "The attack was planned. We will ask for an account of this slap."
Journalist Emrullah Acar, who is being held with his 3 colleagues in Sincan High Security Prison No. 1, which is called the "space shuttle", wrote, "The purpose of the prison, where we are kept in single cells that cannot see the sky, is to break the will of the prisoners."
The Court of Appeal found the prison sentence of 1 year, 2 months and 17 days given to journalist Hakkı Boltan for "insulting" AKP President Erdoğan and then-Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu too low, and demanded that the sentence be given at the upper limit.
ÖHD member Deniz Yıldız said that after the destruction of the Xerzan Cemetery, there were attacks on the graves of HPG members many times in different dates and cities, and that all criminal complaints were inconclusive.
The image of the banned gas bomb used by Turkey in Zap, Avaşîn and Metîna has been published.
Continuing the Justice Watch on its 650th day, the Şenyaşar family said: "Those who remain silent about this injustice are unconscientious."
Eight policemen lost their lives in the explosion in Riyazi town of Kirkuk.
HPG's Sabri Yumak, who lost his life in the conflict in the countryside of Şırnak, was laid to rest.
SDF Press Officer Ferhat Şami pointed out that most of the 20,000 missing ISIS members live in Turkey and areas under the control of paramilitary forces, and stated that ISIS members have carried out 8 attacks in the last 20 days.
TİHV Chairperson Metin Bakkalcı stated that the CPT has the initiative to explain the situation in Imrali and called for an "open stance".
Erdal Tuncel, brother of imprisoned Kurdish politician Sebahat Tuncel, has not been released even though he has served his sentence for a year. Father Fahrettin Tuncel said: " They implement psychological pressure on the prisoners ."
It was stated that nearly 20 people were detained in the house raids carried out in Diyarbakır in the morning upon a report. It was reported that those detained during house raids were tortured.
Journalist Ertuğrul Mavioğlu stated that the money allocated for the war against the Kurds is being spent from the pockets of the poor, and that Turkey's one-day operation cost is approximately 20 million dollars.
Stating that the CPT is responsible for the safety of Abdullah Öcalan and other prisoners, İHD Wan Branch Chair Mehmet Karataş said, "It is unacceptable that the CPT, which is supposed to monitor practices contrary to human dignity in prisons, is not doing its duty."