Azime Tunç, the daughter of Taybet İnan, whose funeral was kept on the street for 7 days, stated that she sewed her mother's shroud and washed her lifeless body and said: "I kissed my mother 12 times. I kissed each of her children 12 times."
Co-mayor of Êlih Municipality Gülistan Sönük prevented from entering the municipality and said: "Behing the police barricade is theft, plunder and cultural destruction."
Turkey shelled Bîrxat-Îbrahîm Kurdo village west of Girê Spî city.
Addressing the parliament and political parties, DBP Co-chair Keskin Bayındır said: "We call on eveyone to take responsibility to create the framework for the legal and constitutional solution of the denied Kurdish issue."
- Jiyan Ateş, whose release was pstponed 8 times, was released from Sincan Women's Closed Prison.
Lawyers from the Asrın Law Office have made a new application for a meeting with their client Abdullah Öcalan.
Amed Peace Mothers' Assembly called on Kurds in 4 parts of Kurdistan to unite against the attacks agianst North and East Syria.
The vigil launched at the Qamishlo border against the attacks on North and East Syria continues its 5th day.
PKK Executive Committee member Murat Karayılan said: "We openly declare that we, as PKK, do not exist in Rojava. We have no organic and organizational ties with any organisation".
Participating in the "Democratic Solution and Freedom March", politician Ayten Kordu stated that they want a democratic solution to the Kurdish issue. DAD Co-Chair Zeynel Kete emphasised that monist policies must end.
It has been 28 years since the death of dengbêj Eyşe Şan, who continues to live in the memory of the society with her contribution to Kurdish music despite exile and oppression.
Speaking about the campaign launched in Shengal in solidarity with North and East Syria, "They gave their lives for us. Therefore, Yazidis will also do their best for Rojava," says Shengal Autonomous Assembly Member Nafya Mêşo.
Politicians, representatives of civil society organisations and Peace Mothers oppose the attacks on North and East Syria and stressed that Kurds, like other peoples, demand an equal and free life.
Her father Dirk Campbell, who has been struggling for 7 years to get the body of his daughter Anna Campbell who was murdered in Afrin, stated that wars will continue without an inclusive structure in the Middle East and emphasised that Abdullah Öcalan's ideas are the best solution.
Lawyers, intellectuals and artists stated that the Kurdish issue must be solved and said: "The issue is not only a Kurdish issue, it is Turkey's issue. That's why we will continue this kind of work."