Journalists Sadık Topaloğlu and Sadiye Eser were sentenced to 6 years and 3 months in prison for "membership of a terrorist organisation" based on the statements of the witness who never testified at the hearings.
Representatives of non-governmental organisations, who want the demands of ill prisoners on hunger strike to be met, said that deaths in prison increase as the violations of rights increases with the deadlock in Kurdish question.
The appeal against the arrest of 16 journalists in Diyarbakır was once again rejected.
Residents of Tonekrak, Pirejman, Berig and Tirmal villages of the Dicle district, which has been under blockade for 7 years, told about their grievances and demanded the blockade be lifted.
Nurettin Ildız, father of Ali Haydar Ildız being held in a cell alone for the last 5 months in Bodrum Type S closed Prison, told that his son can not exercise any of his rights as a prisoner.
A prison sentence of up to 43 years is sought for Democratic Society Congress (DTK) Co-Chair Leyla Güven for her speeches.
It has been stated that 3 HPG members lost their lives and 2 HPG members were detained by the KDP in the attack carried out in Xelîfan on September 5 in partnership with the AKP-KDP.
Jineology Workshop was held at the 3rd World Women Conference in Tunisia. A member of the Kongra Star Diplomatic Relations Committee, Manal Muhammed said: "Women in Northern and Eastern Syria have achieved many gains and victories thanks to Leader Abdullah Öcalan's philosophy."
The 10th prosecutor was appointed to the Şenyaşar case which is carried out confidentially for the last 4 years.
The prison registration of Güzel, which could not be made because a member of the parliament can not be imprisoned, was made as a physician even though she was dismissed with a statutory decree. Her lawyer, Bülent Aşa said: "This situation shows how unlawful the action is."
It was learned that while the clashes that started after the Omeriya Region was bombed with fighter jets, crawler diggers were sent to the region.
16 journalists held in Diyarbakır Prison reported that the wards where women are held, are monitored by surveillence cameras.
SDF Media Center Official Farhad Shami noted that al-Hol and Roj Camps and ISIS prison files were directly linked to the ISIS Caliphate or “khilāfah”. He drew attention to the killing of all ISIS caliphs in the occupied areas and said: "al-Hol Camp represents a second attempt to establish the Caliphate.
HDP MP Şevin Çoşkun brought the increasing violence, pressures, detentions and arrests against journalists to the agenda of the Parliament.
Emel Hacıoğlu, a ordinary prisoner in Diyarbakır Women's Closed Prison, died under suspicious circumstances.