HDP will take to the streets in the cities it is organised tomorrow in solidarity with the demonstrations that started after the murder of Jina Mahsa Amini. HDP Women's Council Spokesperson Başaran said: "We will shout together that freedom of women will bring the freedom of society."
Thousands of trees were cut down after the local authority of Gercüş claimed that "wolves are killing the sheeps". The Forestry Directorate claimed that they could not intervene in the cutting of trees.
Mehmet Polat being held in prison for nearly 27 years is not released despite the shrapnel in his body and his heart disease.
Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office used the phrase "a family who claims to be Kurdish" for the Dedeoğulları family, who were killed in a racist attack.
12-year-old H.E., whose right hand was severed due to the explosion of a military object in Başkale and lost his sight in one eye, stated that his only wish was to regain his severed hand.
Iranian women, who came together in Istanbul and Izmir for Masha Amini, who was killed by the morality police in Iran, gave the message "We will not surrender".
The remains of HPG member Mahsum Özer, who lost his life as a result of an airstrike in Dersim, was delivered to his family 7 years later and laid to rest.
The Constitutional Court rejected all HDP's requests for additional evidence.
In the 30 years since the murder of Kurdish scholar Apê Musa on September 20, 1992, no progress has been made in the trial. At the hearing to be held tomorrow, the court may drop the case due to the prescriptions.
Yusuf gül declared dead by Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu turned out in Van High Security Prison since September 5.
Kadri Esen, licensee of Xwebûn Newspaper, newspaper issues of which were seized by the police, stated that this is a practice of the 90's and called on the public to protect the only newspaper that broadcasts in Kurdish.
A military operation was launched in the Gorse region of the Dicle district.
The free press has been revealing the truth with more than 50 newspapers, radios, news agencies, magazines in order to be the voice of the people in the face of of the sovereigns for 33 years.
691 lawyers from Northern and Eastern Syria sent a letter to the Turkish Ministry of Justice demanding a visit with Kurdish people's leader Abdullah Öcalan.
756 lawyers from the Middle Eastern countries applied to the Ministry of Justice, requesting a meeting with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan.