Stating that the attacks on journalists are not independent of the increased pressure and attacks of the AKP-MHP government against the Kurds, the detained female journalists said, “We have never owed obedience to the oppressors. They will not be able to silence us."
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 19 months.
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) published the report of the Turkish occupation bombing on NE Syria, confirming that more than 90 villages and towns had been bombed by Turkish occupation army.
A rally was organised in Gever under the leadership of DTK, TJA, DBP and HDP with the slogan "No to war and occupation".
Continuing the sit-in protest in front of the Urfa Courthouse, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "Our home is in front of this courthouse for the last 2 years. We are ready to meet with anyone here and convey our demands."
Iraqi President Latif Rashid met with a delegation at the Federated Kurdistan Regional Government.
Journalists, who have been imprisoned for a month for their professional activities, stated that they were arrested with a political motive and said, “The government is trying to spread a climate of oppression and fear in the society by arresting us. We are being prosecuted for journalism."
SDF announced the balance sheet of Turkey's attacks against Northern and Eastern Syria on November 26.
Şenyaşar family said, "We will not lose hope despite everything" in their Twitter account on the 629th day of the sit-in for justice.
The bodies of 17 soldiers who lost their lives in Zap, Avaşîn and Metîna were brought to the hospitals in Hakkari.
Turkey bombed the village of Eyn Deqnê and Minix Airport in Shehba.
A lawsuit was filed against Mersin Metropolitan Municipality employee M.Y. on the allegation of "being a member of an organization" for participating in the HDP Youth Council Congress.
Prisoner Abdulselam Güler, whose village was burned to the ground by Turkish soldiers and forced to migration is not released despite his many illnesses. İnci Güler has been screaming for her brother's freedom at the Justice Watch for months.
After the ISIS attacks, Xidir Bişar Çelkî, who started journalism to make the voice of the Yazidis heard to the world, said, "Despite the obstacles, we continue to be the voice and breath of this society."
Turkey's attacks on Northern and Eastern Syrian cities continued throughout the night.