Stating that Turkey deliberately targeted civilians in Federated Kurdistan Region, journalist Aras İbrahim said: "KDP is an accomplice of the massacre carried out by Turkey."
The Constitutional Court accepted the application of Ali İsmail Korkmaz's family, who was killed during the Gezi demonstrations, for "violation of the law of prevention of torture", decided to pay compensation and to retry the police officer Hüseyin Ergin.
Afrin Canton Council protested Turkey's attack on Northern and Eastern Syria and called on the UN to take action.
In the statement regarding the chopping of trees in Şırnak, HDP Şırnak Provincial Organisation said: "The plunder in the region is planned. We will raise our voices against this massacre of the nature and we want public awareness for it."
Yusuf Serhat Bucak, one of the directors of the newspaper, describing the murdered Özgür Gündem newspaper reporter Hüseyin Deniz, stated that his friends were targeted because they revealed the truth, and said: "Those who shot Hüseyin 30 years ago are the ones who arrested the journalists today."
Urfa Governor Salih Ayhan banned the yard of the courthouse, where the Şenyaşar family had been carrying out the Justice Watch for a while due to the heat.
The release of Selim Ertene, who has been hold in Rize Kalkandere type L Closed Prisone for 30 years, was posponed for 6 months with Prison Observatory Board's decision that he is not in good behavior.
Turkey is bombing the Qerman and Şemsûra villages in Dirbêsiyê.
HDP Law Commission called for the release and treatment of ill prisoner Aysel Tuğluk , who was released in the Kobanê Case while she will remain imprisoned from another case.
TAF fighter jets shelled a village in Amediyê.
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family said: "Everyone acknowladged the fact that we are right in our struggle. Justice is late but it will be done."
The HDK Migration and Refugees Council and HDP Migration and Refugees Commission stated that the use of borders by states as a "security" area provides favorable conditions for gangs, and that Turkey turns a blind eye to crimes at the border.
Bedrettin Atmaca, father of Taner Atmaca, who allegedly attempted suicide two days after being arrested, told that the surveillence video was not given to them and demanded those reponsible to be revealed.
A decision of release has been given for Aysel Tuğluk in Kobané Case, however Tuğluk will remain in prison due to another ongoing trial.
Director of Communications Fahrettin Altun announced the establishment of a "Center for Combating Disinformation" within the Presidency.