Afrin-Syria Human Rights Organization stated that 43 people, including 4 women, were kidnapped, 5 people were killed and 3,300 trees were cut down in Afrin under Turkish control.
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
16 journalists arrested in Diyarbakır on June 16 are not allowed to buy refrigerators, televisions and books.
80-year-old Makbule Özer, who is 53 percent disabled being held in Van Type T Prison, was taken to the hospital.
The 'Anonymous witnesses' which came in to effect with the witness protection law continue to be used to be the basis of the heavy sentences in many case files. Some of these anonymous witnesses that lead to the arrest of 16 journalists recently, does not actually exist.
Showing how KDP fleed Shengal with her photographs, journalist Berfin Hezil said: "KDP said they would protect the Yazidis. However, let alone protecting the Yazidis, they didn't allowed them to defend themselves."
The court forced Aysel Tuğluk to make her defense despite the fact that she said she is not in a position to defend herself and that she doesn't remember anything.
HDP council members, who were detained right before the meeting to discuss the obligation authority in the AKP's Akdeniz Municipality and were released after the proposal was accepted, stated that they were taken hostage and that they will file a criminal complaint against those who signed the decision.
Stating that prison conditions are the only cause of dementia, Neurology Specialist Dr. Emel Gökmen explained her reasons in 10 questions, saying, "A patient in this condition cannot be prosecuted."
Zîwêr Şêxo, who came to the aid of the Yazidis in the ISIS massacre defined as 74th Edict by the Yazidis and sent hundreds of people to Northern and Eastern Syria, said, "They didn't know us and they asked, 'Are you the PKK?' They only believed in the PKK. We introduced ourselves as the PKK."
Videos revealed that a dog loaded with explosives and a camera was sent to a tunnel in Zap by Turkish soldiers.
An indictment has been prepared against a gang of 43 defendants, including Bahtiyar Çolak, the former presiding judge of the Kobanê Case.
Celil Begdaş, who was instructed to be in front of HDP Diyarbakır Provincial Organization building for provocation, came to the HDP liaison office in Yenişehir and insulted HDP members.
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.
The bones found in the neighborhood where the Bucak Tribe lived, known as the "JITEM headquarters", gave hope to the families of those dissappeared in the region. The elder brother of Nazım Babaoğlu, the reporter of Özgür Gündem Newspaper, said that they were worried that the bones may also be dissappeared.