Stating that the Imrali isolation has turned into an act of hostility towards Kurds, HDP Vice Co-chair Tayip Temel called for complience with law and addressed Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdag, saying, "Lawyers visit must be allowed in İmralı."
British lawyer Margaret Owen who reported herself to the prosecutor's office one more time with a photo of hers with YPG/YPJ members, told that there is an all out attack against Kurdish women.
Stating that the trial process against Şebnem Korur Fincancı was planned in advance, İHD Istanbul Branch President Gülseren Yoleri said: "The delegation went, made the examinations and measurements and that the criminal complaint should be asked to the MoD."
In Lille, France, a citizen named Zîkrî Elî Avşîn from Hewler was attacked because he was listening to Kurdish songs. Avşîn, who was stabbed 3 times, was taken to the hospital and underwent surgery.
A child was killed and two others injured in Turkey's rocket attack on the Şera district of Afrin.
The perpetrator of the Paris Massacre, who was taken to the psychiatry clinic by the Prosecutor's Office on grounds of psychologicak health problems, was taken into custody again.
Following the visit of Defense Minister Hulusi Akar to the border line, Northern and Eastern Syrian villages were shelled.
Paris Police Chief Laurent Nunez said that the clashes in the protest action after the murder of three Kurds were caused by provocation.
KCDK-E called for participation in the vigil launched in front of the Ahmet Kaya Kurdish Cultural Center after the attack in Paris.
KCK Executive Council Co-Presidency, commemorating KCK Executive Council Member Evîn (Emine Kara), Mir Perwer and Abdurrahman Kızıl with respect, said: "This massacre was carried out by the fascist AKP-MHP government, which is supporting ISIS."
While there has been no news for 21 months from PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan being held under aggravated isolation in İmralı Prison, 299 applications made by the lawyers of Asrın Law Office have not been answered.
It has been stated that the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) has withdrawn from some areas in the Zap region.
The Paris massacre was protested in the cities of Rojava. In the statements made, a call was made for the Paris government to shed light on the massacre.
The detention order for William M., who attacked the Kurdish Cultural Center in Paris and murdered three Kurdish activists, was lifted on the grounds of his health condition.
The Ministry of Interior announced that a military operation was launched in Diyarbakır, Bingöl, Batman and Muş countryside with the participation of 3,650 soldiers.