Stating that the attacks of Turkey and affiliated paramilitary groups continue to increase, Manbij Military Council announced that the second phase of defence against these attacks has begun.
Kurdish weekly newspaper Xwebûn met its readers with the headline "Defending Rojava is an obligation".
Eren Keskin, member of the Justice Against Isolation Initiative, stated that the isolation is connected to the solution of the Kurdish issue and that a possible solution in Turkey would positively affect other countries as well.
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which is on the ‘terrorist list’ of many states and once again came to the agenda with its recent attacks, separated from ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra and became an effective force in Idlib and its surroundings.
Violations increase and isolation deepens as the number of prison increases said Lawyer Ferat Köçeroğlu and added: "The excess of prisons is not something to be proud of, but something to complain about."
Academician Lülüfer Körükmez stated that the people of Syria will once again be on the migration routes due to the spreading conflicts in Syria and says, ‘We need to find solutions worthy of human dignity together.’
Stating that the attacks on Manbij were jointly organised by Turkish Armed Forces officers and paramilitary groups, QSD said: "The SDF affirms its unwavering commitment to defending the people of the region and confronting all forms of aggression."
KONGRA-GEL made a statement on the attacks on North and East Syria and the isolation. "We must mobilise for the opening of İmralı gates and for the protecrion of the Rojava revolution," they wrote.
Speaking at HDK's "No to war" forum, representatives of political parties stated that the cause of the multiple crises in Turkey is the ongoing war. "We embrace the legitimate self-defence of the peoples of Rojava and Syria and pledge to fight together," message given.
A call for the release of seriously ill prisoners Melek Akgün and Emrah Abi was made in Istanbul and Ankara.
The fate of Ender Toğcu, Nazım Gülmez and Hasan Taşkaya, who were disappeared in detention, was asked during the protests organised by the relatives of the disappeared and IHD in Amed, Êlih and Izmir. In Colemêrg, they demanded the prosecution of the perpetrators of Hasan Ateş, who was tortured to death under custody.
In this week's demonstration, Saturday Mothers demanded the fate of Hüseyin Taşkaya, who was disappeared 31 years ago by soldiers in Sêwereg, and demanded that the perpetrators be found.
High school student D.A. was arrested in Dêrsim.
Paramilitary groups, which took control of Syria's historical and strategich stronghold of Hama, turned their attention to Humus, a centre of faith and ethnicity.
Prisoners in Suluca High Security Closed Prison stated that they are subjected to oral searches, social activities are prevented and Kurdish conversations between them are not allowed.