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.
Ishtar Council Coordination member Çiçek Cengiz stated that Makhmur, to which Turkey has imposed an embargo by the hand of the KDP, wants to depopulate the region and said, "The attacks will be repelled with resistance."
Continuing the Justice Watch for 460 days, Şenyaşar family made a call for participation in the commemoration on the 4th year of the massacre and said: " There is hope as long as you have the fight in you."
Our friends held under custody sent a message and said 'We are standing tall', and called for solidarity.
Stating that social isolation is symbolized in the person of Öcalan, Revolutionary Party Co-Chair Burcugül Çubuk said, “With this rally, we will be fighting for the future of the peoples.”
775 attorneys applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office to visit PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan between June 10-17.
The detention period of 21 people, including 20 journalists, detained in Diyarbakır has been extended by 2 days.
Serdar Altan, Aziz Oruç and Ömer Çelik, among the 20 journalist under police custody, shared a message via their lawyers and said: "We will continue to write."
Continuing the Justice Watch, Ferit Şenyaşar and Emine Şenyaşar invited everyone to attend the commemorations to be held on June 14, the anniversary of the massacre and said: "Come and let's bring justice together."