Kurdish commanders and administrators who led the fight against ISIS which massacred thousands of people, forced millions into migration and held thousands of girls and women captive are being targeted by Turkey.
Condemning Turkey's attack on 3 SDF and YPJ commanders, the Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria demanded that the International Coalition to fulfill its responsibilities.
Continuing their struggle for justice with his mother, Ferit Şenyaşar called on the AKP MP Ahmet Eşref Fakıbaba who is holding talks in the city to come meet them in front of the courthouse.
YPJ General Command stated that leading women were targeted in Northern and Eastern Syria, and that the European states and coalition forces selling parts for drones to Turkey are accomplices.
Prisoner Mehmet Yılmaz, being held in Urfa Type E Closed Prison, died under suspicious circumstances.
Pointing out that the state has assumed the role of a judge in the Kobanê Case and stating that the case was left to the ruling party's partner MHP, lawyer Hadi Cin said: "The MHP plans these cases at its own headquarters."
YPJ Commander Jiyan Tolhildan, the commander of the operation that ended ISIS who lost her life in an assasination carried out with a Turkish drone, along with Roj Xabûr and Barîn Botan, were laid to rest with a ceremony with the participation of tens of thousands of people.
Attorneys of the Asrın Law Office have not heard from PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and their other clients for the last 16 months. Attorneys have received no response to 271 applications filed since March 25, 2021.
2 people, including 1 Syrian soldier, lost their lives and at least 8 people, including children, were injured in Turkey's attack on Til Temir and Zirgan.
Turkish drones assassinated Jiyan Tolhildan, one of the YPJ commanders who commanded the operation to end ISIS, and two of her friends, on their return from the Middle East Women's Revolution Forum.
The extent of the massacre draws attention in the new images that have emerged of the tree cutting carried out by the rangers under the supervision of soldiers in the Besta Region.
Iraq Deputy Commander of Joint Operations Abdulemir Şemeri announced that the massacre in Zakho was carried out by Turkey with 155 mm artilleries.
Condemning Turkey's massacre in Zakho, Women Strong Together said: "As women who are on the side of life not death, peace not war, and who know the violence of the male-state well, we call them to accaunt: The murderers should be prosecuted!"
Human rights defenders pointed out that ill prisoners Makbule and Hadi Özer are having difficulty in breathing in prison and demanded that both of them should be released.
Stating that they will work from street to street, neighborhood to neighborhood throughout the summer and calling on the opposition regarding the Rojava operation, which is on the agenda of the government, HDP Organizing Commission Co-spokesperson Mahfuz Güleryüz said: "Oppose this invasion openly and boldly."