Up to 20 years of prison sentence was requested for Nurcan Yalçın on charges of "being a member of a terrorist organization" and "successive offense in terror propaganda".
A "confidentiality" decision was taken in the investigation launched into the incident in Hakkari on September 20, in which two border traders from Iran lost their lives as a result of fired opened from a helicopter.
The International Water Workshop held in Northern and Eastern Syria has come to an end. In the final declaration announced, it was decided to apply to the UN and the EU with a report to be prepared on the results of the water policies pursued by Turkey, which was accused of violating international law.
RJAK Diplomacy member Necbir Afrin stated that the detained Ciwana Ebdulbaqî was not allowed to meet with her family and lawyers and said that the KDP put pressure on women to end their struggle.
A young man named Suat Şahin, who stood up to the police who wanted to run him through General Information Gathering System (GBT), was shot by the police in the Seyitler District of Batman.
69 students, who were battered and detained during the protest they started to solve their housing problems, were released. While a student's arm was broken, the lawyers who went to the hospital were also beaten.
HDP delegation met with YNK Co-chair Bafil Talabani as part of their contacts in Sulaymaniyah.
The Şenyaşar family, continuing the Justice Watch on its 204th day, said, "There is no humanity when there is no justice!"
There are signs showing that Turkey, which continues its attacks against Federated Kurdistan, is preparing for a new operation against Northern and Eastern Syria. The purpose of the operation is to separate the parts of Federated Kurdistan and the Autonomous Administration.
HDP deputy co-chair Tülay Hatimoğulları announced that the two people who came to her house were trying to enter, claiming that they were plainclothes police.
Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mikdad stated that western countries benefited from the suffering of Syrians and said that they would end the presence of Turkish and American soldiers in the country.
Kurdish woman parliamentarian Seher Aydar, who was elected as a member of the Norwegian parliament, said, "If the voice of the women is low in a parliament, it is a weak parliament" and stated that freedom and democracy are only possible with the freedom of women.
Stating that they can not enter their villages due to security policies in Şırnak and surrounding districts, protested the pro-government media and said: "We are not allowed in our villages because we rejected to work for you as rangers."
Having problems with accomodation, university students are protesting the government and sleeping in the parks in different cities. Intervening the protest of the students, police took scores of students into custpdy in İstanbul and İzmir.
Stating that the HDP declaration will assume a leading role in the future, Journalist- Writer Hüseyin Aykol said: "HDP underlined that it only cares about democracy addressing the People's Alliance. Now it is time for the People's Alliance to take a step."