The Senyaşar family's Justice Watch continues on its 360th day. Ferit Şenyaşar said that the images of the day of the massacres are in the archives of the state.
The Diyarbakır Bar Association released a report called "Violations of Child Rights by Armored Vehicles, Mines and Remnants of Conflict - War".
Stating that the attitude of Moscow is just like the attitude of Ankara, Foreign Policy Expert Cengiz Aktar said: "In order for the peace to be establised, Ukraine needs to defend itself like Rojava."
Stating that the isolation against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan has turned into torture, ÖHD Co-Chair İlknur Alcan said that they will apply to the Ministry of Justice to meet with Öcalan in the upcoming days.
66-year-old Emine Şenyaşar who turned her grief of the murder of her family members into an indomitable struggle, has become the symbol of justice imprisoned in concrete blocks with the system established by the Turkish state.
Parliamentary immunity of HDP Diyarbakır MP Semra Güzel was removed on two different summeries.
Members of the Şenyaşar family survivors protesting for justice in front of the courthouse in Urfa have been attacked by police.
Continuing the struggle for justice with his mother for the last 358 days, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "We will remain at the door of this courthouse until we get justice."
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
HDP Diyarbakır MP İmam Taşçıer stated that the role of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan in solving the Kurdish question was once again emphasized at the DBP congress and said: "Kurdish question can not be solved without Öcalan."
17 women, including DTK Co-chair Leyla Guven, were transferred to other prisons from Elazig Women's Closed Prison.
The Şenyaşar family brought the Justice Watch to the Antep Court of Appeal to draw attention to the case of imprisoned family member Fadıl Şenyaşar.
Women fighting against the masculine policies of the Federated Kurdistan government stated that women's unity is needed for change and transformation.
An indictment was prepared against Zilan Ö. with a request of a prison sentence from 2 years to 5 years for sharing a picture of a Zapatista woman and an armed Yazidi woman with a baby in her arms.
Witnessing the war and its effect on people in Syria, women journalists Lindsey Snell and Meghan Bodette, drew attention to the fact that masculine mind targets women first in wars and a first-time in history was experienced with the women that developed the revolutionary values of Northern and Eastern Syria.