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."
Stating that the Kurdish media, which plays a very important role for everyone, Journalist Ragıp Duran said: "The Kurdish media disturbs the government when it writes news stories that will broaden people's horizons. This is the period when the most journalists are in prison in Turkey."
Turkey has intensified its attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria's Shehba Canton and Til Temir district.
Drawing attention to the importance of the physical freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, Feleknas Kabataş from the Peace Mothers Council said, "Everyone will have justice when there is justice in İmralı."
The Iraqi Parliament will convene today with the agenda of Turkey's massacre in Zaxo.
The United Nations condemned Turkey's massacre in Zakho and called for a "quick and comprehensive investigation".
Turkey bombed Zakho's Perex village countryside, where it killed 9 people with artillery again.
4 people from Qamishlo, who wanted to cross over from Serekaniyê to Turkey 4 days ago, were detained by SMO and they cannot be heard from.
Condemning the Istanbul Convention decision of the Council of State, representatives of women's institutions said: "We will say what we have to say and exist where they want to destroy us, and we will not give up."
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.
Condemning the attacks in Zakho and demanding that those responsible be held accountable before the judiciary, the İHD demanded the establishment of the Parliamentary Investigation Commission and the cancellation of the authorisation for use of military force for Iraq and Syria.
CPT Iraq Representative Kamaran Osman stated that the bombardment took place from Turkey's Xamtir military base, adding that Turkish soldiers pressured the people to evacuate Perex village.
The sit-in, which Emine Şenyaşar and her son Ferit Şenyaşar started in front of the Urfa Courthouse, is on its 500th day.