While it was stated that HTS' advance towards Afrin was a preliminary preparation for Idlib's ceding to the regime, journalist Cemil Ebdo said that by citing HTS, Turkey is trying to thwart the plans for the places it invaded.
HDP Co-Chairs Pervin Buldan and Mithat Sancar applied to the Ministry of Justice with a request to meet with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.
KCDK-E Co-Chair Fatoş Göksungur stated that the chemical weapon attacks against Southern Kurdistan are not independent of the isolation against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and that they will continue the demonstrations against the isolation in front of the OPCW.
CHP Istanbul MP Sezgin Tanrıkulu made a statement on his Twitter account regarding the chemical weapons used against HPG guerrillas and stated that he will bring the issue to the Parliamentary agenda.
KCDK-E wrote a letter to OPCW Director-General Fernando Arias, and said: "Break your silence, stop Turkey's use of chemical weapons!"
Elham Ahmed strongly condemned the use of chemical weapons against the Kurdistan Liberation Movement, and said: "Whoever remains silent about these crimes is considered a partner".
OPCW, where JINNEWS asked their silence about the use of chemical weapons in the ongoing attacks in the Federated Kurdistan Region, said they were monitoring the issue. The OPCW showed that it failed to realize its alleged vision of making the world safe from the threat of chemical warfare, leaving unanswered our question How can progress be made in the investigation of war crimes if the states do not apply
The trailer of the documentary "For Justice", which is about Emine Şenyaşar's struggle for justice in front of the Urfa Courthouse for 590 days despite obstacles, has been released.
RJAK called on Turkey not to remain silent in the face of chemical weapons attacks against HPG members in the Federated Kurdistan Region.
KDP, which provided all kinds of intelligence and logistic support to Turkey in the attacks against Zap and Avaşîn, also seized the gas masks sent to the HPG against chemical gas and bombs.
Emphasizing that Turkey has committed crimes against humanity in the territory of Kurdistan, KNK Executive Council called for: "Everyone should go out on the field and oppose the attacks with the spirit of Kobanê".
Calling for the ill prisoners to "take care of prisoners" Imprisoned journalist Ömer Çelik said: "The louder our voices raise, the faster the walls of prisons will come down quickly."
Condemning to the "festival" being held on her children's remains and called out to the public, Hezni Arslan, whose daughter was killed during the curfews and could not reach her remains for 7 years, said: "Mehmet Tunç and Hacer should be remembered."
It has been stated that effective remorse law was imposed on 30-year-old prisoner Metin Güven, whose release was postponed twice despite completing the term of his prison sentence.
4 people were injured in the attack against the Êzdixan Asayish with a bomb-laden vehicle in Shengal.