Hesin Erkol, who lost 2 children during the conflict and still cannot receive their bodies, stated that they are behind Abdullah Öcalan's call and said, "The state must take steps. If Öcalan is free, problems will be solved."
According to the 4-month report of Asrin Law Office, 52 family and lawyer visit applications for Abdullah Öcalan and 3 prisoners in İmralı Prison were left unanswered. In the application made to CPT, the prison was requested to be visited "urgently".
During the house raids in the Ankara and Istanbul several people detained including journalists Elif Bayburt and Nisa Sude Demirel.
A month after Abdullah Öcalan's historic call, the state has yet to take any steps. Action Arzu Kayaoğlu from ÖHD stated that the state must take steps in order for the process to move forward and said, "Mr. Öcalan's physical freedom must be ensured and opportunities must be provided for him to communicate with all groups."
Stating that the struggle for peace and democracy cannot be separated from each other, Tunç Soyer said that there is a need for a broad alliance that will include all the opposition in Turkey.
The resistance of university students in METU continued throughout the night. Many students were detained during the police attack.
The resistance vigil launched at the Tishreen Dam continues on its 78th day.
BBC correspondent Mark Lowen was deported from Turkey after following the protests against the arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu.
Journalist Egid Roj, who was murdered in the Turkish attack on Tishreen Dam, was commemorated at his grave.
10 people who were arrested after the protests in İzmir were beaten in Menemen Type T Prison.
Lawyers from the Asrın Law Office have made a new application for a meeting with their client Abdullah Öcalan.
The Basque trade union LAB reacted against the investigation against Eğitim Sen and said, "This judicial initiative is a clear attack on freedom of association and free expression."
BAC announced that journalist Mohammad Usman Khan detained and no news was received from him.
Şırnak Governorate once again banned access to 11 regions for 15 days.