At the screening of the documentary "Something Very Bad Happened", directed by journalist Ümit Kıvanç, about the Madımak Massacre, it was emphasized that the struggle for justice will continue.
A stubble fire broke out in the agricultural area in Korik neighborhood of Êlih.
The UN Human Rights Committee asked a defense from the government within the scope of the application made for the Roboskî Massacre case.
In Palo district, the police confiscated Şêx Seîd paintings from the DEM Party building.
EMEP Deputy Chair Sevda Karaca, who visited the families of those who lost their lives in the fire in Şemrex district, said: "We will heal our wounds with solidarity."
Speaking at the commemoration in Xinûs on the 99th anniversary of the execution of Şêx Seîd and his friends, Şêx Seîd's grandson Bedri Fırat said: "Mr. Öcalan continues Şêx Seîd's struggle today."
The third group, which took over the vigil held in Colemêrg with the motto "Respect the Will", gave the following message: "No power can stand against these honorable and justified demands of ours. No power can stop us"
In the statements made for ill prisoners Mehmet Edip Taşar, İbrahim Tekin and Fırat Nebioğlu, a warning was made that "their lives are at risk".
Progressive Alliance Gender Equality Working Group, which includes women from 27 countries, paid a solidarity visit to DEM Party Istanbul Provincial Organization.
Relatives of the disappeared and IHD members came together in Amed, Elih and Colemêrg and demanded justice for Ramazan Yüce, Aydın Ay and Mehmet Sıddık Baysal.
In Iran, the election was left to the second round as no candidate could reach the 50 percent band.
Specialized Sergeant Gökhan Çelik, who murdered the woman he was married to yesterday in Seyhan and injured 3 people, was detained.
Rojnews editor Süleyman Ahmet, who has been imprisoned for 249 days, will be brought to court tomorrow.
On the anniversary of the execution of Şêx Seîd, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan pointed out that it was not a coincidence that a similar verdict was issued against him and said: "The genocide against Kurds started in 1925".
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the “Freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan” continues.