Stating that the 74th Massacre against Ezidis continued with the attacks of Turkey, Sociologist Azad Barış said: "We want to live freely with our faith, religion, culture, language and music."
Soldiers who attacked citizens protesting the military blockade in Akbelen Forest with tear gas, batons and shields, detained 1 person.
A person was detained in the besieged village of Bilbês in Elkê. It was reported that conflict and forest fire continued in the Bêtkar Valley in Qileban.
Şenyaşar family was not taken to the Ministry of Justice building where they went to meet with the authorities.
2 Kurdish kolbers were seriously injured as a result of the fire opened by Iranian border rangers on the border of Nowsud city.
The operation, which was started with the participation of thousands of soldiers and village guards, continues in Xîzan, where the elephant ban continues. Fierce clashes took place throughout the day in the operations.
Drawing attention that the Kobanê Case was not legal, Green Left Party Deputy Ali Bozan said: "The one who should be tried is the owner of the word 'Kobani will be invaded soon'."
Cihan Ülsen, the lawyer of the prisoners who was subjected to "pig-tie" torture in Antalya Type S Closed Prison, stated that they filed a criminal complaint regarding the issue.
Xezal Huseyn, who has not left the house where she took shelter during the ISIS attack on Shengal for 9 years, emphasized that Ezidis need to unite in order not to face similar massacres.
Stating that the leading criticisms were revealed in women's meetings, Green Left Party Women's Council member Sevtap Akdağ said: We accelerated our work for the new period."
The release of Ahmet Zenger, a 30-year-old ill prisoner in Espiye Type L Prison, was postponed for the second time for 6 months because he did not accept the imposition of "regret".
Condemning the opinion on the merits presented in the Kobanê Case, Arrested politician Sabahat Tuncel said: "The prosecutor did not prepare the opinion and that the court fulfilled its task."
A citizen was detained in house raids in Elkê early in the morning.
In Iran, journalists Saeede Shafiei and Nasim Sultanbeigi were sentenced to 8 years and 6 months in prison for making "propaganda against the regime".