Party members and citizens protesting the Green Left Party's public meeting in Erxanî, protesting that the police control the GBT and not allowing people under the age of 18, started a sit-in by closing the road to traffic.
The lawyers of the Secret Law Office applied to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 2 years.
Green Left Party MP candidate Kezban Konukçu and 15 workers were battered and detained in a demonstration in front of Emlak Konut GYO by construction workers who could not receive their wages.
An operation was launched in the rural area of Hezex with the participation of many soldiers and rangers.
Mehmet Caymaz, who murdered street musician Cihan Aymaz for not playing the song "I die for Turkey", was arrested on the charge of "deliberate killing".
Halise Aksoy, who received her son's body by cargo and was engraved in the memories and arrested on April 28, sent a message "Don't bow down".
Seven of the 23 people detained in Istanbul and Eskişehir, including ESP Co-Chair Şahin Tümüklü, Green Left Party MP candidate Müslüm Koyun and ETHA editor Nadiye Gürbüz, were arrested.
Stating that they would vote for the Green Left Party against the male-dominated mentality, Women students from Akdeniz University said: “Young people now want change against exploitation. We see this change in the Green Left Party."
Stating that they took part in the election campaign for peoples to live in peace, the family of Deniz Poyraz said: "It's time to pay women murderers to account."
4 people of the 23 people who were detained in 8 cities based in Eskişehir and referred to the courthouse, including the Green Left Party Eskişehir Candidate Müslüm Koyun, were arrested, while 7 people were put under house arrest.
11 people were detained in house raids in 7 cities based in Urfa.
The remains of Vakkas Tümen, who lost his life during the curfew in Nusaybin, was given to his family 7 years later.
Drawing attention to the World Press Freedom Day, International press organizations said: "The country's backwardness in press freedom was due to the attacks on the Kurdish press."
All rights violations, statements made and news about torture were considered crimes in the 383-page indictment prepared against the imprisoned JINNEWS Director Safiye Alağaş.
Many people were detained in house raids in Ceyhan district.