Contrary to his first statement in the Kemal Kurkut case, Police Chief Erdoğan Tetik claimed that Kurkut had a machete, a kind of sword, not a knife in his hand.
Lawyer Eylem Arzu Kayaoğlu pointed out that the legal path to meeting with Abdullah Öcalan should be opened in order to end the clash environment and emphasized that this is the demand of the democratic public opinion.
Thousands of people gathered in Şırnak for the Cudi Rally against "Destruction of War and Plundering of Nature".
Relatives of the forcefully disappeared and the İHD Batman Branch told the life story of Kurdish journalist Apê Musa whose case case dropped due to on September 20 demanded the perpetrators to be revealed.
According to ANF, 5 HPG members lost their lives in the chemical weapons attack on the Metina region.
Internal Security Forces announced the end of the second phase of Operation Humanity & Security in the Hol camp, and the arrest of 226 people, including 36 extremist women involved in murder and terrorism offenses.
The crowd that set off from Serhat and Batman for the Cudi March united in Gerçüş. DBP Co-Chair Saliha Aydeniz said: "We will not allow Kurdistan to be depopulated."
Stating that Yazidi women are reborn with the Democratic Nation Paradigm, TAJÊ Foreign Relations Officer Delila Suham Şengalî said that Êzidî women protect themselves with their own strength against all forms of violence.
Tagging the Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdağ who is currently visiting the city, Şenyaşar family said: "The biggest problem Urfa experiences is the ongoing persecution in Urfa Courthouse."
Political prisoners in Erzincan Type T Closed Prison were given a one-month communcation ban for making pickles.
The lawyers of 16 journalists arrested in Diyarbakır on the allegation of "being a member of a terrorist organization" on June 16 applied to the Constitutional Court on the grounds that "the illegality of the arrest.
24-year-old Yazidi woman Sewsen Hesen Heyder, who was rescued by the YPJ in scope of the the ongoing operation against ISIS in the Hol Camp, said that Yazidi women can break the chains of ISIS.
DFG and MKGP members, who demanded the release of 16 journalists who have been imprisoned for 3 months in Diyarbakır, sent cards, letters and books to journalists in many cities in solidarity.
Becoming a symbolic name for those who demand justice and referring to the lawsuits and investigations brought against her for "insulting", Emine Şenyaşar said: "The prosecutors should open the hospital case, not me.
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş held in İmralı Prison applied to the prosecutor's office and the prison directorate for a visit.