Stating that she joined the Saturday Mothers because of the injustice they suffered, Hanife Yıldız, mother of Murat Yıldız who was forced into dissappearance, said: "They took my son alive and gave me back a bone."
Makhmur Education Co-spokesperson Berivan Kaya, who stated that they established 11 schools in Makhmur Camp with their own means, said, "The education system in the camp is a model for the world."
Kazım Timur, who joined the Justice Watch to demand a fair trial for his son at the Van Bar Association, stated that they would not end the protest until they have justice.
Continuing their struggle for justice, Şenyaşar family said: "They will either here our voice or they will be gone for good. Beautiful days are just ahead of us."
Akdeniz District Police Chief H.A.T threatened lawyer Ali Bozan over a press release, held for seriously ill prisoner Aysel Tuğluk and said, “I know you well. We will settle accounts with you later."
Families who lost their relatives in the Suruç massacre visited the Şenyaşar family in solidarity who continue their search for justice in front of the Urfa Courthouse.
Bülent Çelik, who migrated to Germany due to political pressure, is held at the airport to be extradited to Turkey.
Journalist Zeynep Durgut, who was detained and released on the grounds of her social media posts and "anonymous witness" statements, said, "We once again saw how disturbed some people were about the realities that we were reporting with my arbitrary detention."
Continuing the justice watch in front of the Urfa Couurthouse, Şenyaşar said: "This is a shame for Turkey. Let the justice come and the oppression to be over."
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.
Citizens in Halabja, who supported the campaign to remove the PKK from the "terror list", said, "The PKK protects its lands, water and culture. It has not occupied anyone's land."
Our reporter Zeynep Durgut, who was taken into custody, was released after her statement to the prosecutor's office.
One of the main suspects in the October 10 Ankara Massacre, Ömer Deniz Dündar, is hiding in Turkish-controlled Idlib Province where he is working for an Isis-affiliated media organisation, court papers have revealed.
In a message Leyla Halid, who is a member of the PFLP Politburo, sent to Aysel Tuğluk, Xhalid said, "We wish you to regain your freedom as soon as possible, together with all political prisoners from dungeons in Turkey."
Journalist Zeynep Durgut, who was detained in Cizre 4 days ago, was referred to the courthouse.