Condemning to the court's refusal of its decision to hear then-Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu as a witness in the Tahir Elçi murder case, Diyarbakir Bar Association made a statement and said: "This decision is a disgraceful scandal."
Stating that the Iranian government wants to give a message to the activists by cutting off the internet, IHR Director Mahmood Amiry Moghaddam said: “They want to lose the motivation of the protesters and demoralize them. So far they have not been able to do that."
An appeal was made to the Court of Cassation against the acquittal of the local court against the non-commissioned officers Ali Kaya and Özcan İldeniz and the confessor Veysel Ateş, who were caught red-handed while bombing the Umut Bookstore.
Visiting the Şenyaşar family, who continues their struggle for justice, HDP Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan said: "We will fight side by side until justice is achieved. Justice will be done sooner or later. No one can stop this pursuit of struggle."
The lawyers of the Secret Law Office applied to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 18 months.
It was demanded that Former HDP MP Çağlar Demirel was sentenced to prison for her words that the AKP organized the ISIS attacks against her party, within the scope of Article 301 of the TCK.
While dozens of radios were shut down after the state of emergency in Turkey, a large number of "illegal broadcasting" radios were set up in the region for propaganda purposes by the Ministry of Interior. The radios established in the district governorship and trustee municipalities are used as special warfare tools.
Stating that the slogan "Jin, jiyan, azadi" in the protests led by women in Iran is a hidden truth in the universe, Berivan Şaho, a member of the KJAR Communication Committee said: "The capitalist modernity system is afraid of this rebellion but the victory belongs to the people and the women."
Democratic Modernity Magazine employee Ramazan Dişarı was arrested on the grounds that the magazine identification card he worked for was "fake", the news about him and the magazine he sold.
The prosecutor will give his opinion in the case of Kulp Municipality Co-Mayor Fatih Taş and Fatma Ay, whose trials are being carried out in connection with the bomb attack that killed 7 people in Kulp.
HDP Diyarbakır MP Semra Güzel, whose immunity has been lifted, has been held in a cell for 23 days.
Maintaining the sit-in, Emine Şenyaşar asked Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu, who came to the city for the Suruç Pomegranate Festival, "Why don't you find the footage of my family being murdered?"
In the case where Barış Group member Mehmet Şirin Tunç is on trial for "being a member in a terrorist organisation", the prosecutor gave his opinion with a request for up to 15 years in prison.
The historical building allocated to AKP's Hatice Atan, known as Tayyip Erdogan's "adopted daughter" during the former trustee of Cizre, is used as a guest house where party members are hosted.
Stating that the TJA conference was a motivation at a time when the attacks were intensifying, the women gave the message, "Women will have the last word. We will defeat evil with the power of women."