Serdal Yıldırım, who was released from prison, stated that his fellow prisoner Abdulkadir Kuday, a seriously ill prisoner, could endure the current conditions for 3-4 months at most and said that Kuday wanted to spend his last days with his children and family.
Ağrı Provincial Special Provincial Administration has granted an additional 7 million Liras to the association of the Central Mosque, which has an annual income of 5 million Liras.
Prisoner Naif İşçi, whose release was prevented due to his refusal to accept “remorse”, started a protest.
Citizens who participated in the “Freedom Readings” in Istanbul emphasized that the workshops, where many issues, especially the relations between men and women, were discussed, led to transformation.
The release of 32-year prisoners Aydın Kudat and Abdurrahman Güner was prevented for the 4th time.
The new issue of Jin magazine was published with the title “Women's pen will not fall to the ground”.
Warplanes bombed the Bagok Mountain countryside, which was banned as a “special security zone” in Nisêbîn district.
In a demonstration organized in Ankara against the will usurpation, attacks on Kurdish culture were highlighted and the isolation was demanded to be lifted.
AMED - It is learned that uncle S.G., who was detained in Narin Güran investigation, is kept under custody as a suspect based on the evidence obtained.
Eleven people who went to the Amedspor-Sakaryaspor match wearing masks of Mahmut Yıldırım, code-named “Yeşil”, were detained, while Sakaryaspor President Gökhan İn and the club's board resigned and decided to hold an extraordinary congress.
Human rights activists demanded the immediate release of seriously ill prisoners Abdulkadir Kuday and Ayhan Aykaç.
Iranian regime forces massacred 24-year-old kolber Asaad Espandar in Bane.
Emine Şenyaşar, who continues her protest in Parliament, said she will continue her protest until she meets with AKP Chair and President Tayyip Erdoğan.
S.G., the uncle of Narin Güran, who went missing in Rezan district of Amed and has not been heard from for 11 days, was detained in a house raid.
Saturday Mothers reiterated their demand for justice on the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearance, stating that enforced disappearance is a shame of humanity and emphasized that it is the duty of everyone with dignity to fight to erase this shame.