Attorney Abdurrahman Karabulut, who stated that "racist" correspondence was detected in the WhatsApp conversations of the family members who attacked the Dedeoğulları family, said, "The statements aimed at denying the racist attack as if they are the lawyer of the other side are completely useless."
Making a call to the people for supporting the will to freedom expressed by PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, the HDP said, "Peace and a possibility for a free life for Turkey is being held in captivity in İmralı."
Speaking about the 10 October Massacre trial, in which the responsibility of the state was covered up and crimes against humanity were ignored, the lawyers said, "This is the case for all citizens to breathe and live under free and democratic conditions."
The Iraqi army announced that the combat forces of the USA began to withdraw from Iraq.
DBP Co-Chair Keskin Bayındır stated that the conspiracy was aimed at breaking the will of the Kurds and said that Öcalan frustrated all political interventions against him.
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family said, "We do not want mercy from the authorities, but we want the rule of law to do what is necessary."
HDP Hewlér representatives were detained by public order forces affiliated with the KDP.
74-year-old cancer patient Veysi Demir died before being able to visit his son in prison. Demir was not able to visit his son for the last 15 years due to his health issues.
Stating that women will continue on the path of Gurbetelli, MGKP said, "Women do not compromise from writing the truth against the masculine language of the media."
After Boğaziçi University trustee rector Naci İnci filed a criminal complaint against them, 2 of the 10 students who were taken into custody were remanded in custody.
Evaluating the Turkmen Front's statement that it will support the KDP in the Iraqi general elections, journalist Necmettin Salaz said, "Turkey used to work separately with the Turkmen and the KDP, but now it has brought the two together. We wouldn't be surprised if we see the Turkmen in the operations."
Despite Turkey's commitment to the ECtHR regarding the case of Zahir Yılmaz, who was killed by soldiers 18 years ago in Çaldıran, the local court closed the case.
An investigation has been launched against Ferit Şenyaşar for his statement in which he said, "They are afraid of the palace".
Turkish police carried out raids targeting paper collectors in Ataşehir, Istanbul, and around 200 people were detained.
Urfa Regional Directorate of Forestry, which filed an objection against the cutting of trees on registered lands in Şırnak, replied to the public, "Soldiers wanted us to cut the trees and we did."