KNK Co-Chair Ahmet Karamus pointed out that the KDP's stance harmed Kurdish gains and said, "The KDP is acting with the discourse and the strategy of the enemy. A party that says 'I am a Kurdistan party' should not make such statements."
It was stated that Zakho University removed the map of Kurdistan that it hung on its building, upon the pressures of Turkey, and hung the map of the Federated Kurdistan Region.
The seriously ill prisoner Dicle Bozan stated that she had serious problems because her prosthesis was old and Ferit Barut, the manager of the İHD Istanbul Branch, called for Bozan's request for a new prosthesis to be accepted.
Announcing its decision in the 16th hearing of the Kobanê Case, the court stated that President Erdoğan could be heard if he can be brought by HDP members and their lawyers.
The Ministry of Interior announced that a military operation was launched in Muş.
Condemning that the ill prisoner Aysel Tuğluk aren't released, HDP Spokesperson Ebru Günay said: "Just as Kurds were massacred by unsolved murders in the 90s, AKP now carries out a similar policy over ill prisoners in prisons."
US General Erik Kurilla, who visited Hol Camp, emphasized that the most permanent solution is that countries send their own citizens back to their countries.
HDP started local workshops to bring congress decisions to life. HDP PM Member Bedriye Yorgun said that they are carrying out a work that produces solutions by embodying the strategic on-site local government understanding.
SMF Representative Erdal Ataş said that the vote potential of the Labour and Freedom Alliance is 20 percent and that they will declare a program that includes the people's demand for social peace and democratization.
Noting that the pressure on the funerals ceremonies and deads of Kurds has increased, the İHD Diyarbakır Branch Chair Abdullah Zeytun said: "The fact that the body was delivered in a sack is the reflection of official ideology about Kurds."
13 citizens, including 3 children, were kidnapped in Afrin which is under the control of Turkey and the paramilitary groups supported by Turkey.
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.
ECtHR sentenced Turkey to compensation in the case of Fehime Ete, who was sentenced to prison for celebrating the birthday of PKK Leader Abdullan Öcalan.
Continuing their sit-in and calling out to the Ministry of Justice, the Şenyaşar family said: “Justice exists only as a word in Urfa. You will be remembered for what you have done.”
40 children were killed or injured in 24 days in Northern and Eastern Syria during Turkey's attacks. Nudem Movement Spokesperson Cihan Reşid said: "Turkey's aim is to destroy the credibility of the autonomous region by killing children and civilians."