The Lavrio camp, where exiles from Kurdistan and Turkey have lived for years, was raided by the Greek police. During the raid, 50 Kurdish refugees were detained to be sent to other camps.
The anonymous witness “K8Ç4B3L1T5”, who was heard in the second hearing of the case against the journalists, stated that he was “acting on behalf of the state” and admitted that his allegations were “based on unconfirmed information”.
“5. The Mesopotamia Ecology Movement, which condemned the organization "Cilo Fest", said, "Recently, crimes against nature, history and eco-crime have been deliberately committed all over Kurdistan."
MLSA Legal Unit applied to the Constitutional Court on behalf of the arrested MA Editor Sedat Yılmaz.
While thousands of trees were cut down under the supervision of soldiers in Biliga village of Silopiya(Silopi), the villagers who opposed the situation were threatened with "You will be banned from entering the village".
Ill prisoner Selman Esmer, who is being held in Afyonkarahisar No. 1 Type T Prison, was sentenced to 10 months on the grounds of the Newroz card sent to him and given after it was read by the administration.
Stating that systematic pressures against the Kurdish continue, Zana Farqînî said: "If our language is our existence, let's keep it alive."
Drawing attention the increase in executions in Iran, IHR Director Amiry-Moghaddam said that the timing of the executions paralleled the protests.
Condemning the isolation imposed upon PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, Green Left Party Co-Spokesman İbrahim Akın said: "If you want to build an egalitarian and libertarian environment, first give up this isolation policy."
Poet Ahmet Telli was sentenced to 10 months in prison in the case where he was tried on charges of "making propaganda for a terrorist organization".
The Court of Appeal upheld the acquittal of former MHP Diyarbakır Provincial Chairperson Cihan Kayaalp, who is on trial for "Sexual harassment", "Sexual abuse" and "Deprivation of liberty".
Condemning the curfew announced in Bedlis, Green Left Party Bedlis MP Hüseyin Olan said: "The reason for the ban was unacceptable and demanded the immediate end of the ban, which led to serious violations."
The operation, which started after the curfew was declared in 10 villages and hamlets of Xîzan district, has been continuing for two days. It was reported that the countryside of the villages was bombed during the night.
Lawyers of Asrın Law Office applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 28 months.
Families of those who lost their lives in the Suruç massacre gave the message "We will continue to seek justice" during their solidarity visit to the Şenyaşar family.