The police, who intervened in the Justice Watch demonstration of the relatives of the prisoners, detained many people, including ETHA reporter Elif Bayburt, and resorted violence on our reporter Doğan Kaynak.
It was stated that a Skorsky helicopter was shot down during the clashes in Zap.
HDP Women's Council made a statement regarding the Diyarbakır MPs who were detained and targeted: "We warn the Minister of Criminal Affairs who targeted our MP Semra. They should arrest the murderers of women, not the women!"
Journalists in Van, who were threatened with death by pulling a gun, stated that the obstruction and threat continued throughout the day. Journalists said that they will continue to do their job despite all the obstacles.
Semra Güzel, who was detained in the Istanbul Police Department, was referred to the courthouse.
It was stated that 3 singers from Afrin living in Istanbul were kidnapped by the MİT.
Addressing the Minister of Justice, the Şenyaşar family said: “There is a clear double standard in law. The Turkish Minister of Justice doesn't secure justice.”
Stage 4 cancer ill prisoner Ehettin Kaynar, who was transferred from Karabük Prison to Ankara, was released late last night.
İHD Mardin Branch Co-chair Feyzi Adsız, who stated that they were concerned that the investigation was not being conducted effectively in the murder of Adem Kara, requested that the police's power to use weapons be limited.
Lawyers who were able to meet with HDP Diyarbakır MP Semra Güzel denied the allegations about their client.
MKGP demanded an investigation be launched against the police officers who battered the journalists who followed the news stories in Van and threatened them with death.
Participants of the HDP's September 1, World Peace Day rally in Van stated that they wanted the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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.
In Van, the police pulled guns on journalists who were following the news and threatened them with death. The moments when the police pulled a gun were reflected in the image.
A lawsuit has been filed against those who participated in the protest for Enes Kara, a university student who ended his life due to the pressures he got through in the community dormitory, and the journalists who followed the protest.