Havahan Ataman, who has not been able to receive the remains of her daughter who lost her life in Besta 5 years ago, condemned the attacks in the South with the words "Our children are protecting Barzani's lands, but Barzani is betraying our children".
22 people, 20 of whom are journalists, are held under detention for the 7th day today.
While for the first time a commemoration was held for Hacı Esvet and his sons Adil and Celal Şenyaşar, the shopkeepers in Suruç closed up shops in protest against the injustice done to the Şenyaşar family.
While the hunger strike in Afyon Type T No 1 Closed Prison enters day 22, it was stated that other prisoners will join if the demands are not met.
Journalists detained in Diyarbakır for 7 days sent a message and said: "We did not commit any crime. We did our jobs as journalists. Solidarity strengthens us. It's been 7 days. The process has evolved into fabricating evidence."
A protest was held in front of the Piya and Ari Production building, which has been under police blockade for 6 days, and the detention of 22 people, including 20 journalists. DFG Co-chair Dicle Müftüoğlu said that they will continue their protest until the journalists are released.
62 press organizations and 837 journalists, who made a statement to support the 22 people, 20 of whom are journalists, who were detained in Diyarbakır, called on everyone who intends to prepare for the Turkey of the future, to show solidarity with our detained colleagues and to take a stand against the violence of the government.
22 people, including 20 journalists, have been detained in Diyarbakır for the last 6 days.
Inviting everyone to commemorate the anniversary of the massacre that will be held tomorrow, Emine Şenyaşar, whose husband and two sons were murdered by the AKP's Yıldız family, said: "I want justice for everyone and be with us tomorrow.”
25 people who were detained for organising a march from Kadıköy to Gemlik were referred to the courthouse after their statements were taken without an attorney.
A second military operation was launched against the region where fierce clashes have been taking place in Mount Cudi for 44 days.
In the northern and eastern Syrian city of Bab, which is under the control of Turkey, proxy fighters opened fire against the people reacting to the sexual assault of a 5-year-old.
Xwebûn newspaper, whose Editor-in-Chief was detained, came out with the headline "Truth will out with our pens".
A Switzerland-based campaign was launched to demand the release of journalists detained in Diyarbakır.
Journalists Rozerin Gültekin and Ergin Çağlar, who were detained while following the Gemlik March in Bursa, were released after giving their statements.