Stating that the victims of Suruç Massacre is put on trial, the people injured at the Suruç Massacre and the families of those who lost their lives said they will never back away from the struggle for justice.
Serpil Ünal, a reporter for the Struggle Union Newspaper, which publishes the news she made for the purpose of solidarity with the signatures of the imprisoned journalists, criticized that the condemnations to the arrests were insufficient.
While 3 people were detained in Diyarbakır within the scope of an investigation launched by Adana Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a raid was also carried out on the Dicle Culture and Art Association.
Continuing the Justice Watch, Şenyaşar family complained about the raise in the bus fares, which they have to use to get to the courthouse for the sit-in, said: "Everything we do is for a just Turkey."
Many people, including HDP Provincial Co-chairs Helin Kaya and Mehmet Karakış, were detained during the raids on Binevş Culture and Art Association and houses in Adana. It was stated that citizens were battered during raids and strip search was imposed on a citizen in one of the house raids.
It was stated that the soldiers who raided a village in Yüksekova battered at least 20 people including women and children and took them to the military operation zone. While 13 of them were detained, what happened to the rest of the villagers remain unknown.
Saturday Mothers made their 900th demonstration in Galatasaray Square to ask the whereabouts of their relatives disappeared in custody and for the punishment of the perpetrators. The police, who blocked the streets with barriers, detained many of the protesters.
Continuing their struggle for justice and sharing the message, the Şenyaşar family said: "The persecution should be stopped before the judicial holiday starts".
Evaluating Turkey's activities and stating that the government's silence and indifference is a sign of approving the MIT attacks, Political observer Selar Eli said: "The government has turned Southern Kurdistan into a den of spies"
The Governorship of İzmir stated that 226 refugees were deported yesterday in a statement regarding the refugees who were removed from the Removal Centers (GGM) by force.
Getting ready for the congress, HDP plans to continue with Pervin Buldan and Mithat Sancar. In the HDP, which announced its "transparent negotiation" attitude on the common candidate in the elections, names began to be discussed for the presidential candidacy as well.
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.
DFG Co-chair Serdar Altan, who is among the 16 journalists arrested in Diyarbakır, stated that Kurdish journalists were targeted and said, "We did not know what we were accused of when we were detained, and unfortunately we still do not know what we are accused of."
JINNEWS News Director Safiye Alağaş, arrested recently, said the following in her message, “It should be known that no oppression or persecution will be ablesilence women journalists. We are journalists, we will continue to do our jobs."
JINNEWS editor Gülşen Koçuk, who was detained with 20 of her colleagues in Diyarbakır and released with judicial control on the 8th day, stated that they were threatened, held for hours in handcuffs while being taken to the courthouse and said, "We will write for ourselves and for them."