It has been learned that journalist Delal Akyüz was detained on the grounds that he shared the news about the change of duty of the prosecutor, who prepared the indictment of 18 journalists, and his wife, a member of the delegation who handled the case.
Lawyers of Asrın Law Office applied 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 28 months.
Stating that there is isolation in every facet of life in the person of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, Ökkeş Kava, a member of the DBP VQA said: “We call on everyone who defends democracy to be a voice against the isolation.”
Stating that President Erdogan of the AKP returned empty-handed from the NATO Summit, Journalist Kurdo Baksi said: "An attack could be carried out in Northern and Eastern Syria before the local elections."
It was stated that intense clashes took place in the Zap region, where Turkey's attacks continue.
Green Left Party Êlih MP Zeynep Oduncu stated that the isolation against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan is a “crime against humanity” and said: “This unlawfulness must end.”
The prosecutor's office appealed against the acquittal of Green Left Party Şirnex MP Newroz Uysal in the case of "being a member of a terrorist organization".
Journalists Fırat Can Arslan, Delal Akyüz and Sibel Yükler were detained as a result of raids on their homes.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.6 occurred in Adana.
A ranger lost his life in the explosion in the Geverok plateau in Şemzînan district.
In the final declaration of the Lausanne Conference, a call was made to international powers to recognize the status of Kurdistan. The declaration emphasized that "the protection of the national interests of Kurdistan should be prioritized above all personal and political interests".
Journalists greet July 24, the Day of Struggle for Freedom of the Press, with censorship, violence, detentions and arrests. Insisting on the truth, the journalists pointed out that their duty is to write down history and convey the truth and said: "No pressure can prevent this."
Human rights and legal organizations called for "justice" by taking action to find the family of prisoner Muhammed Mahmud Derviş, who has not been tortured for 8 years.
In Wêranşar, the return of Ezidis, whose villages they migrated to were occupied by the village rangers in the 1980s, are prevented.
In the panel on women's struggle on the second day of the Lausanne Conference, it was emphasized that the struggle of Kurdish women has reached the stage where they will lead the world.