Abdulah Adli, Baver Coşkun and Berdan Kurt, who are detained in Marmara Prison, told about the "strip search" and violence they were subjected to both in the police and in prison.
Human rights activist and lawyer Margaret Owen described the attacks on North & East Syria as "genocide" and said: "This eruption of more conflict in Syria and the threat to the very existence of the AANES should be ringing alarm bells all over the world."
QSD stated that the vehicles carrying 15 thousand citizens who evacuated the camps due to the attacks in Shahba were surrounded by paramilitary groups.
Turkey and affiliated paramilitary groups intensified their attacks on Minbic. In the attacks where houses were looted and set on fire, 1 woman was killed and 2 women were wounded.
Speaking at the protest against the attacks North & East Syria and the trustees, "Rojava is Wan, Batman, Amed. Your drawn borders cannot separate us from our brothers and sisters and our lands," says DEM Party MP Zülküf Uçar.
Istanbul Peace Mothers Initiative stated that the solution discussions must be sincere and called on everyone to fight against the war.
Lawyers from the Asrın Law Office have made a new application for a meeting with their client Abdullah Öcalan.
Prisoner Hüsnü Aşkan prevented from attending the condolence of his mother. "Such pain must be the 'reward' of our ethnic identity," he says.
Lawyer Şafak Bozkurt stated that 3 refugees who lost their lives on the Wan-Iran border died due to hypothermia and said that human tragedy occurs at the border every year due to the policies of the states.
Residents of Wan Metropolitan Municipality reacted against the decision of the Supreme Court on the restitution of divested rights of Wan Metropolitan Municipality Co-Mayor Abdullah Zeydan, emphasising that what happened is an injustice and that they will resist a possible trustee decision.
Wan Metropolitan Municipality Co-mayors Abdullah Zeydan and Neslihan Şedal pointed out that the decision of the Court of Cassation is an attempt to "give the certificate of election to the AKP candidate" and said: "We will not give the opportunity to the mentality that tries to collapse the people's municipality."
The Administrative and Observation Board has decided to release Ali Can Yılmaz, who will complete his sentence on 25 January, one month after his release date.
Stating that the AKP-MHP's statements on the solution of the Kurdish issue and the steps taken by them are contradictory, Amed residents reacts: "Is this how you will solve the Kurdish issue?"
Mustafa Geylani, a prisoner in Elazığ High Security Prison, told his family that the new guards and warden had forced him to "attention".
QSD denies the news that its advancing towards eastern Aleppo and announced that many members of paramilitary groups were killed in a clash in Minbiç.