Journalist Öznur Değer, who was imprisoned for 4 years because her name was mentioned in a "note" found in Nusaybin, was arrested on the grounds that she took notes about the news she made 6 years later.
The popular uprising that started in Iran after the murder of Jîna Emini, led by Kurds and women, continues.
President of the AKP, Recep Tayyip Erdogan instructed the judiciary by targeting politicians who made statements about Turkey's use of chemical weapons.
The Swedish Left Party launched a campaign with the slogan "raise your voice" to draw attention to Turkey's chemical attacks.
The Senyaşar family's sit-in for justice continues on its 614th day.
Stating that the "Rally for Humanity" held in Silopi was the start of the actions to be taken against the use of chemical weapons, representatives of the political parties and organisations that organised the rally said: "This rally was a great hope for the resistance."
Military operation started in Ağrı and Iğdır.
The condition of 25-year prisoner Mehmet Mutlu, who has schizophrenia, is getting worse. His mother, Emiş Mutlu, who has not been able to see her son for 9 years, said: "I can not see my son for 9 years. It is not possible for him to live there, He should be released."
Speaking about the "Stay Away from Us" petition launched to stop Turkey's attacks, former Iraqi parliamentarian Rêzan Şêx Dîler said: "We will continue our work until the Hewler airspace is closed to Turkey."
As 62 years have passed since the massacre of 283 Kurdish children who were taken to watch a movie in the Amudê cinema, Mihemmed Ali, who was injured, stated that the doors of the cinema were closed in the fire and said: "It was a dark day for Amudê."
Speaking at the sit-in, Ferit Şenyaşar said that those who massacred his family killed 2 more people due to the lack of a fair trial.
It has been stated that Yakup Brukanli, who set his body on fire against the heavy isolation in Ereğli Prison, was not taken to the hospital and was held in a cell despite he lost function of his hands and legs.
A decision has been made in the case where the lawyers of ÇHD and HHB were tried. It was decided to continue the detention of Selçuk Kozağaçlı and Barkın Timtik, who were sentenced to 12 years each.
The Kurdistan Human Rights Organization announced that at least 775 people were detained and 67 people were killed in the cities of Rojhilat.
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.