Stating at the Madrid summit that Turkey was captured and positioned against Russia, Journalist-writer Veysi Sarısözen said: "Turkey's attack plan against Syria could be a trap of NATO.
Stating that they will continue the sit-in at their house in Suruç due to the Eid-al-adha, the Şenyaşar family shared the message: "Our door is open to everyone".
Sending a message, Imprisoned female journalists said: “We are sure that journalism will be defended more with each passing day."
Stating that the KDP has surrendered to Turkey, Kurdish politician Eyüp Barzani said: “The economy of the Federated Kurdistan Region is under the control of Turkey.”
Applying to the Ministry of Interior to meet with PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, ÖHD attorneys said: "The disciplinary punishment was in response to our application. The law in Imrali has turned into a black hole."
Welcoming the first day of the Eid al-Adha with her son in front of the Urfa Courthouse, Emine Şenyaşar said: "They murdered my family. This place has been my home for a year and a half. Don't Erdoğan and his wife Emine see this?"
Stating that Sweden and Finland signed a "agreement of intent" at the NATO summit, and that Turkey did not gain anything, Journalist Kurdo Baksi said: ”Madrid Summit failed."
Diyarbakır Type D Prison Disciplinary Board confiscated the letter that journalist Mehmet Ali Ertaş sent to his colleague, finding it "objectionable" on the grounds that he "continues his journalistic activities”.
Stating that the soldiers who were left unattended on the hills during the Zap, Metîna and Avaşîn attacks were never reached again, Journalist Mervan Özdemir said: "We have footage of dozens of soldiers who lost their lives, we do not publish them because we find it against the ethics of war."
In the villages at the foot of Mount Cudi, the gendarmerie restricted the villagers with bread and food, while the citizens were allowed to enter their homes with a "permission slip".
It was stated that the clashes intensified in the rural areas of Gürpınar and Çatak districts of Van and the number of soldiers who lost their lives sky rocketted.
The bodies of dozens of soldiers who lost their lives in the clashes in the Federated Kurdistan Region were brought to the hospitals in Hakkari.
Being battered and detained before making a statement for their imprisoned colleagues, journalists said: “The press and media outlets definitely need to come together and close ranks around the truth.”
Ferit Şenyaşar, who continues his struggle for justice alone due to his mother's illness, tells about his struggle to those who go to the courthouse.
As part of the investigation carried out against the Binevş Culture and Art Association, 4 out of 37 people detained on June 27 were arrested on charges of "membership in a terrorist organisation".