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."
Prof. Dr Baskın Oran stated that the declaration announced by the Labor and Freedom Alliance is the key to liberation, and that it is also a depiction of the oppression that has been deepened.
Sibel Balaç on death fast was released from the hospital and sent to Bakırköy Closed Prison.
In the declaration of the Labor and Freedom Alliance, which demonstrates its power to solve the fundamental problems of Turkey, especially the Kurdish issue, the emphasis was placed on "The joint struggle will be a march that will lead to steps towards democratization".
Condemning the confiscation of Xwebûn Newspaper by the police, Licensee Kadri Esen said that they would continue to write despite the obstacles.
Prisoners held in cells in Konya Ereğli High Security Prison called on MPs to visit the prison in order to remedy the violations.
Bahattin Keve, the father of Barış Keve who died under suspicious circumstances in the prison where he was transferred, stated that they do not believe that his son committed suicide and said: "My son was murdered in an organised way."
Continuing their struggle for justice and answering the questions they received regarding their uninterrupted demonstrations, The Şenyaşar family: “A mother's heart is the power of justice. Those who stand against this power will lose.”
Emphasizing that the Turkish judiciary arbitrates politics as a political tool, Attorney Senem Doğanoğlu said: "This situation has spread from the most ordinary cases brought before the judiciary to major political cases."
Activists who took to the streets in 3 different cities after the murder of Jîna Mahsa Aminî in Iran said, “Our only demand now is regime change. We want our country back. We are together as a people, we will not be divided, and even that is a freedom."
Seriously ill prisoner Tenzile Acar, who is being held in Bakırköy Women's Closed Prison, stated that cleaning and bathroom supplies were confiscated in the wards where the scabies epidemic broke out.
SDF General Commander Mazlum Abdi announced that they support the protests that started after the murder of Jina Mahsa Amini.
The remains of Hatice Ay, who lost her life in the Dicle, was taken from the ATK as a result of the family's resistance and laid to rest with the slogans of "Martyries didn't die".