HDP Youth Council Member Vedat Özer, who was detained 16 times in two years and 12 lawsuits were filed against him, was threatened to leave the city with his mother during his house raid. Özer filed a criminal complaint against the police officers on duty.
Soldiers raiding the villages of Şîvelan and Xana Musa in Hakkari every day are imposing spies and guards on the villagers. The threatened villagers said they would continue to defend their rights.
A military operation was launched in the Çiyaye Lis region of Kulp district, located between the villages of Cirik, Tiltef, Kurikan and Bırezeyno. It was stated that low flights were made with drones and helicopters over the villages and a GBT checkpoint was established at the entrances.
The gendarmerie attacked the lawyers who protested against the lawyers and journalists being allowed into the hall at the hearing of the case against Onur Gencer, who murdered Deniz Poyraz.
Continuing their struggle for justice and condemning the censorship law passed in the Parliament, the Şenyaşar family said: "We are right. No obstacle can stand against the truth.”
Certified attorneys and members of the press, who come to Şakran Prison Campus for the hearing of the case against Onur Gencer, who murdered Deniz Poyraz in İzmir, are not allowed into the courtroom with the decision of the court committee.
Batter marks and bruises were seen on Süphan Çabuk's body, who was murdered in Rize Kalkandere Type L Prison.
The Turkish parliament has passed the "censorship bill” seeking up to three years in jail for those spreading so-called "disinformation" on the internet.
Nagihan Akarsel, a member of the Jineology Academy Center, was sent off on her last journey with the slogan "Jin, jiyan, azadi" on women's shoulders.
Following the funeral ceremony of Nagihan Akarsel, Journalists Dilan Babat and Fırat Can Arslan were detained.
Jineology Academy Member Nagihan Akarsel's mortal remains was welcomed in the village where she was born, with the slogan "Jin jiyan azadi".
Women journalists being held in Diyarbakır condemned the murder of Nagihan Akarsel and said, "We promise to follow Nagihan's path."
Many people started to gather in Gölyazı to bid farewell to the Nagihan Akarsel, a member of the Jineology Research Center.
Nagihan Akarsel, who was born in exile in a Kurdish village of Konya and moved forward to freedom, devoted her life to the freedom of women, her dreams sprouted in Rojava.
Şemsiye Bağdu, describing her husband Kadri Bagdu, who was the distributor of the Azadiya Welat newspaper for 17 years, said, "He was murdered because he was a Kurd and Kurdish press was exposing the truth. They can't end the free press by killing the heroes of Musa Anter."