Journalist İbrahim Karakaş stated that the violations of rights increased in Adana Prison, stating that 400 people used the same electric shaver and demanded that delegations must come to the prison to ensure that their legal and humanitarian demands are met.
Volkan Temel was subjected to a racist attack by people using stones and hammers. His elder brother Nurettin Temel underlined that police did not process the incident as a racist attack and said: "We are the ones who are victimized but the police protects the attackers."
Only the immediate family members of Vedat Erkmen who died in prison was allowed to attend the funeral ceremony.
Kurdistan Nature Organization Co-Chair Serwer Qeredaxî stated that Turkey's use of chemical weapons has caused ecological destruction in the region and said that the operations should be prevented.
Relatives of the prisoners, who continue the Justice Watch in Van, said, “People should hear our voices now. We don't want coffins coming out of prisons anymore."
On the 35th day of the Justice Watch, the relatives of the prisoners once again voiced their demands and said, "Everyone should add their voices to ours. We must be the voice of the prisoners."
The Governor's Office rejected the request of Şenyaşar Family who wanted to set up a tent in front of the Urfa Courthouse due to the cold weather.
Saim Erkmen, elder brother of prisoner Vedat Erkmen, who died suspiciously in Tekirdağ Prison, said: "The state executed my brother."
The body of Vedat Erkmen who died suspiciously in prison was abducted by the police.
Baby who suffers from asthma lost his life when DEDAŞ cut the power because the family living in Silvan could not pay the bill.
Vedat Erkmen, a prisoner in Tekirdağ F Type Prison, died under suspicious circumstances.
Martyrs' Families Council continues the sit in they started at the Sêmalka Border Gate on its 75thday.
Continuing the struggle for justice on its 285th day, Şenyaşar family told that they will bring justice together with human's rights defenders.
Halime İnan, daughter of Taybet İnan who was shot by special forces in front of her house during the curfews in Silopi and left there for a week after she died, said she believes those responsible will be held to account one day.
Stating that an important aspect of the state's attacks in Cizre is sexist, Nebahat İşçi said that they want to destroy a struggle through the female body.