In the letter sent to CİSST by 30 prisoners in Sincan No. 1 Prison, it was stated that Kurdish books were not given and that singing Kurdish songs and dancing halay were prohibited.
A woman and a child were injured as a result of the bombing of a house in Dêrik.
Condemning Israel's attacks and drawing attention that the government bombed children in Northern and Eastern Syria, Peace Mothers said: "Kurdish people are oppressed like the Palestinian people."
Students in Antalya and Adana protested the death of Zeren Ertaş as a result of the fall of the elevator at Güzelhisar Girls' Dormitory in Aydın Efeler district, with marches and sit-in protests.
The Central Bank increased the policy rate by 500 basis points to 35 percent.
It was revealed that the Ministry of Family and Social Policies handed over the Ezidi girl under its protection to the ISIS family who kidnapped her to Turkey and put her "for sale" on the dark web.
78-year-old Emin Soyal, whose heart works with a pacemaker, was arrested despite his 91 percent disability report. Mesut Soyal stated that his father could not meet his needs on his own and asked for his release.
Asrın Law Firm made a new application to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, whom they had not heard from for 31 months.
Women who lost their relatives and were injured in Turkey's air strikes on Makhmur Refugee Camp emphasized that the sensitivity shown towards Palestine should also be shown to them.
Stating that the Amed Agriculture Council, which was established yesterday, the Chamber of Agricultural Engineers (ZMO) Amed Branch President Samed Ucaman said: "We will focus on solving the problems about agriculture."
Dilek Başalan from Women's Time Association stated that they will fight against the male state mentality that makes political propaganda by exposing women's bodies in wars and said: "Women's bodies are not spoils of war."
AKP's President Erdoğan, who said that Hamas is "not a terrorist organization, but a liberation and mujahideen group that struggles to protect its lands and citizens," announced that he canceled his plan to go to Israel.
It was stated that the military operation launched yesterday in the Licê countryside continues with "special units" in some regions.
More than 2 thousand people were detained and 748 of them were arrested in the operation carried out against 51 criminal organizations in Turkey in 5 months. Journalist Erk Acarer drew attention that the "gang market" had moved to Turkey and said: "This issue cannot be solved until the swamp is cleaned."
Kamber Yıldız, the older brother of Necla Yıldız, one of the 12 women whose release was blocked in Sincan Women's Closed Prison, said: "A different justice system is implemented to Kurds in Turkey."